ADVERTISEMENTS* 



^ 2 WASHINGTON MUSEUM j 

jS JjYD SPEC UL L\M OF NATURE AJVD AR T, J| 
/i^NO. 96 E. BALTIMORE-STREET, ^EAR SOUTH-ST. ^ 

8 John P. Paul & Co. )^ 

^ PROPRIETORS 

i This Museum which has just been opened for the re- j4 

^ ception of visiters, and fitted up in a neat and hanr'some ^ 
style, (in those lar^e and airy rooms above named) con- 9n 
tain a numerous, rare, and valuable collection of ^ 

^ ^ viz: Quadrupeds, Birds, Snakes, Insects, Shells, Mine- 
V i rals, Fossils, &c. And, a fine specimen of the stupendous ^ 

i BOA-COXSTRICTOR ' ^ 

• "om Africa, which measures 22 feet in leiigthi and 2 feet ')S 
jund the girth. Also. ^ 
h An extensive collection of Natural and Artificial Curi- in 

osities from almost every part of the world. 
f-\ The Museum contains a good collection of PAINT- ^ 
INGSj from old and modern Artists. ^ 
With a view to render the Establishment complete, 
id of i^ratifying" all, the proprietors have fitted one large ^ 
n of . 2 

WAX FIGUHES, Jj 



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Consistihg of various Groupes and Likenesses of distin- ^ 
guished Individuals, in all about seventy figures. Q 
• In addition to the above, the proprietors have procur- ^ 



In addition to the above, the proprietors have procur- 
ed a firat rate ELECTRIFYING MACHINE for the ac- 
commodation of visiters, (either for medical use or amuse- 
ment ) l^lso, a PROFILE MACHINE, made on the lat- =^ 
est and best principle, so that visiters can have the use 
of the Electrifying Machine, and receive a correct Pro- 
file Likeness, without any eoctra charge, 

(Xj- Admittance 25 Cents— Children half price. 
N. B. Subjects of Natural History put up in a supe- 
rior manner, witk dispatch, on moderate terms, and war. 
ranted to stand all climates. ^ 




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❖ The Mofn^.?int sS;-Boat wUHeave ^he^^^^^^^^^^ ^ 

❖ cepted) for Pt»il*d«^P^':;7^„\feTd^f five, as heretofore. ^ 

* tie, at slK o'clock P'-«;^^^^y"tLlme ev'ening -return- ^ 

❖ Passengers arrive f '"l^^ff^hUadelphia, at same hour, ^ 
t in?, leave Chesnut St. ■^'L^gase as heretofore. A 
<> and arrive here same even;"f • Pa^^ag ^^^^^^^ V 

* The LIME, ^r^^^^J^^' J five o'clock P. M- and k 
timorefor PhUadelphta D AXLY^t ^ ^^^^^^ V 
« arrive there early next morn ng ' , ^ j-t morning k 
<> elphia at 12 noon, ^^^^^^nd Westlr'n Stages, Steam- % 

* and in time for the Soit^^^^^^^^. parcels ^ 

^ nf on board the boats. , ^ ^ of\X[ Agent*. ^ 

X The new and splendid bo atlNDEPBN ^^^^^ ^ 
<0> Robinson. a.« Pl^'^tl the morning route. A 

❖ JVb & ' V 



J FIREMEN'S jjj 



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^ OFFICE IN SECOND STREET, J| 

J Opposite the Exchange. J 

^ The Firemen's Insurance Company, continue to in- ^ 

S , iT' and other descriptions of property 5 

^ fn^J^* l'/^^'"'' F'^-e- for periods of W 

» Z rh ^ T';^"''^*"-^''"*"^ permitted by S 

AsLciTtion P^f" '«';<=°".«truction and material of this « 
^ Association, founded as it is known to be, on the best 
y '"ttfe^ts, and supported by the surest guarantees back S 

ed by an Ample Capital, and promisinfa safe and chX <^ 
^ pro^ct.on-it has received an extensive patro^e ^ » 

S ! . . • P'^*^^ *PP^>' at the Company's Office S 

Second street, opposite the New Exchange. 

PRESENT BOARD, It 

g JOHN HE WES, President. jj 

DiRECTons: ^ 

J- George Baxley, John Reese, from the New Market Cora- ^ 

S r;"''F^ed; ■ ^r^"'. ^^^"'^^ f-m tie I^ber. S 

*^ J~ ^ l^*^ v,^>'?"' ^' Kyle, from the United- * 

^ Sur7Tf.nh'i,K"'^^" '^^\°"' "fr"-" the Union-Jesse ^ 

S Oe-^ef^^^^^^^^^^^^ S 

g H$:|^^i,hr^/res.^^^^^^^ g 

k l,„f r "'^*'^"' Benjamin Buck, from the Viffi. ^ 

5 1*"*— John Lee. D. R. Wilson, from the Deotford 
« I^"'"'"'-^' Samuel Wilson, from tL CoKi:; 

^ -James Biays. James Beacham. from the Franklin. 

I THOMAS G, RUTTER, Sec, 





I BASKEf, CEBAR WAMB, 

I AKD TOY STOKE, 

I JVo.gS, S. CJILVERT-ST. BALTIMORE. 

V The subscriber keeps constantly on hand an extensive assortmtnt of the 

V following" Goods, viz, 

Hj Children'! Willow Carriages, Cradles and Chrirs— Market and Clothes 

V Baskets, with and without covers—Plate Baskets, lined with tin— Ladies* 
^ Travelling and Fancy Baskets— Work Baskets— Boxes and Dressing Ca- 

--r.^— India Window Blinds— India Wood Bowls— Fancy and common Bel- 



lows—Shaker Hair and Wire Sieves and Riddles— Brooms do.— Butch, 

♦ English and American Brushes— Door and Table Matts— Wash Tubs and 

t Pails— Brass Bound Wine Coolers— Bathing Tubs— Bird Cages— Mouse 
and Rat Traps, etc which I will sell on liberal terms. 

f PETER AliBINSO^r. 

f BOOKBINDER AND PRINTER, 

% Jit his Circulating Library and wholesale Pa- * 
f per warehouse^ at the j 

* CORNER OF FREDERICK & MARKET-STREETS. 
^ Where he keeps constantly on sale, f 
% Magistrates'* and Merchants'^ Blanks^ Umbrellas ^ 

t and CARDS, of every description. Together with a ( 
complete assortment of STATIONARY, wholesale and < 
f retail. Also, GOLD LEAF, GOLD DUST & BRONSE i 
V of different colours. | 

I Jonathan S. Eastman^ 

B PRATT-ST. BETWEEN HANOVER AND CHARLES, f\ 
(And opposite Marriott and Warfield's Hbtel,) z 
^ Manufacturer of Patent Cylindrical Straw \ 
g Cuttersy Gideon Davish Patent Ploughs, ^ 
S Brown^s Verticle Spinners and Agricultural 4 
m Impliments generally^ i 



i^Tx^' A GUNPOWDER! 
OOMPANY's OPriOB, I 

Corner of Pratt-street and Bowleifs wharf | 
Where a constant supplv of superior 




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Of their own manufacture, may be had at the very ^ 
^1 lowest price. Orders will receive immediate atten- |^ 
tion, arid the Powder will be delivered in any part ^ 
of the city free of chan ge ^ 
T;^ I (Ij*Shippers and Rock Blowers can be supplied 
' 5 with kegs or cannisters, in anv quantity. ^ 

\ JOHN K. ROWE, President. | 




I CI.OCK a:^i> watch maker, 

KEEPS COIfSTANTLY ON HANB 

Gold^ Silver Patent Lever^ Lapine^ Alarm 

AND OTHER 

of good quality. Also a complete assortment of 



which he will dispose of on morderate terms. ^ 
N. B. Clocks and Watches repaired at the shortest % 
notice. ^ 



? CHARLES JORDON, § 



Wholesale and retail 



Confectioner & Bistiller, 

J^o. 100|, Market-street^ Baltimore^ 

(Between Soutli and Calvert-sts, nearly opposite Jones's Rep^lator,) 
Keeps constantly on hand, an extensive assoi'tment of CONFECTION- 
ARIES, such as Mint, Lemon, Cinamon, Barley, Rose and Rock CAN' 
DIES; Sugar plums, Almonds, conianders, anniseed, cherries, strawber- 
ries, radishes, and a variety ot fancy sugar TOTS, Also, pound cakes 
dressed in the neatest style or plain. Plum, sponge, tea, sugar and every 
description of the finest and tasteful CAKES. A quantitv of rich and choice 
CORDIALS. Every kind of dried and seasonable FRUITS, viz; oranges, 
lemons, raisins, prunes and figjs; soft shell almonds, filberts^ English 
and palm nuts, &c. To which is added a complete and handsome collec- 
tion of elegant TOTS^ from the best German, French and other manufac- 
tories, China fire crackers, sky rockets, &c. Besides cracking letters, 
pulling crackers and torpedoes of his own factory, circ. The whole of the 
above articles are disposed of at the most reasonable prices, wholesale and 
retail* A generous allowance made to City and Country dealers, who are 
respectfully invited to call at No. 100 1-2, Market street to examine and 
supply themselves. 

All orders for the City and Country, will be thankfully received and 
punctually attended to. 

HILTON & SUTTON, i 

I Merchant Tailors^ | 

No. 85, Baltimore-st. next door to the corner of 

GAY-STREET, 
Keep constantly on hand a general assortment of 

I CHOICE GOODS, 

^ vhich they will make up in the most fashionable style 

tand On pleasing terms at short notice. Also an assort- 
„ ment of 

i READY MADE CLOTHING, 

^ made up in the very best manner, to accommodate tra- ' 

§ Tellers, such as please to favor them with their custom, 
will meet with general satisfaction. 

^^%AVV%'VVVX%/VV%VVV%'VVV\ V^^-VVV^^^^ 'WWX'VW^ WVXWV^. ^/WX/^-VW* »vvv> 

I KOBB & DONALDSON, 

Ship Builders., Mast and Spar Makers, 

liOWER END OF FLEET-STREET, FELL's POINT, 

Where all orders in the above line, will be thankfully 
received, and every attention paid. 

Contracts will be received for VESSELS h STEAM- 
BOATS of any class, and furnished at the shortest no. 
tice, and on the most reasonable terms. 



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^^^ ^^ ^^^^^^^^^ ^ 

€) REGULATIOPf ^ 

@> m 

OP THE DIFFEKENT LINES OP ^ 

^ RUNNING FROM THE SUESRIBERS' OFFICE, 

© m THE CITY HOTEl., 1 

^ BALTIMORE. ^ 

® The Mail Coach to Philadelphia, departs every day at 
^ S o'clock. P. M. during the winter season, or suspension 
^ of Steam-Boats. ^ 
^ The Mail for Washington City, and FOUR Accom- ^ 
^ modation Lines, depart every morning at 4, 8 and 9 ^ 
^ o'clock. 

^ The Mail for Wheeling, via Fredericktown, Hager's 
® town, Cumberland, &c. departs every morning at 3 ^ 
^ o'clock, A. M. going through thefourth day to breakfast. 

'^'^^ ^^^^ Winchester, Va by way of Harper's ^ 
^ Ferrv, departs on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at ^ 
^ 3 o'clock, A. M. ^ 
® The Mail for Shepperdstown, Martinsburgh, &c. de- ® 
® parts on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 3 o'clock, ^ 
® A. M. 
^ The Mail to Pittsburgh, by way of Gettysburgh, ^ 
g^ Chambersburgh, Bedford, 5cc departs, Tuesday, Thurs- 
^ day and Saturday, at 3 o'clock, A. M. ^ 
^ The Mail for Emmittsburg, departs on Tuesday and ^ 
® Thursday, from May until November, at 3 o^cIock, 

A. M. @ 
|g) The Mail for Carlise, departs every Thursday, from ^ 

May until November, at 3 o'clock, A.M. ^ 
^ The Mail, via York, to Harrisburg and Lancaster, Fa. ^ 
^ departs on Sunday evening at half past 2 o'clock, and ^ 
® on every other day in the week, except Monday, at 4 ® 
W o'clock, A. M. 

^ STOCKTON & STOKES. ® 



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Jo Bicuit & Cracker Baker ^ g 

Jo Pratt-st. one door east of South-st. ^2 

^0 Keeps constantly on hand, ^ 



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Jo Pilot and Navy Bread, Water, Butter, Siigar, ^ 
Jo and Dyspepsy Crackers, Wine Buiscuit ^ 
' or Family Pilot. i% 

^ All of superior quality. Also for sale, WHITE FA MI- 
Jo LY FLOUR, by the barrel. Families can be furnished 
^0 on as good terms as at any other place in this City. 
^0 (CTAll orders thankfully received and promptly at- 
Jo tended to. 

5g IRON, BRASS, PEWTER & WOOD, fe 

|g 35, B. eharles-street, @ 

Jo Between Ruxton st. ^ Primrose al. q5 

Jo Has on hand, BENCH SCREWS of all sizes, and other |j 
^0 turned work. S 



^ Has removed from Charles-street, to lower end of g| 

Where he will continue his business in all its various branches. He has 
^0 and intends constantly to keep on hand, 

^ Mantles] Monuments^ Tomb, Head Stones, ^^c. 

Jo He solicits the continuance of his friends and the pub- ^ 
^0 lie's custom, as it is his determination to dispose of his 
Jo work on the most moderate terms. ^ 




Booksellers^ StatioiierSj, 

AND BLANK BOOK : MANUFACTURERS, «j 

No, 212, 

MARKET-STREET, BALTIMORE, 

HAVE FOR SALE 

Bibles, Testaments, Geographies, Gazetteers, Atlasses, 
Dictionaries, Spelling* Boooks, Arithmetics, Gram- 
mars, Primers, &c. etc. 

Theological^ Medical Sf Miscella/tieous 



With a complete assortment of 



Cap, Letter, Writinj^, Printing, Ironmongers. Blotting;, Tea, Cartridf^e, 
Gold and Fancy P APEH ; Pocket Books, Sand and Pounce boxes. Pen- 
knives, Quills. Inkstands, Wafers, Sealing Wax, Lead Pencils, Pencil 
Cases, Ink Powders, Drawing Materials, Slateg and Pencils, Visiting 
Cards, Patent Checks, &c. Bonnet Boards, he, 

BL^JYK BOOKS, 

Ledgers, Journals, Day, Invoice, Cash, Blotter, Bill, Record, Memoran- 
dum, Receipt, Copying and Cyphering Books. 

FAMILY AND POCKET BIBLES. 

A complete assortment; together with a general assortment of articles in 
their line, all of which are offered to country merchants, and others for 
cash or town acceptances, on the lowest terms. Having a first rate 

Ruling JWachine and Binderij^ 

We are enabled to bind at the shortest ^notice, every description of Re- 
cords and Merchants' Account Books, and Blank Books. 
•,*Ofders thankfully received, and faithfully executed. 



Cash for Second-hand ^ 



f ^ AT THE ESTABLISHED STORE ' 

I In Second-street, S. side, 

! 2d door from Esq. Boslexfs near J\L Market. 

^ Gentlemen having- left off Clothing or superfluous 

* articles of the above description, may dispose of them ^ . 
J at a fair price, by sending" them to the above store. 

I The subscriber being by trade a Tailor^ he believes 
\ he can give the best prices for good articles; and 
i will wait upon gentlemen at their residence, if re- 
S quired, on the shortest notice. 

i Jl fair price given for Second-hand Trunks. 

* N. B. No articles bought of coloured People, or ^ . 
J Children, without a written permit from the owner. 1^) 

I wm:. H AKRXSOSr. 

I ■VX/X/\ VW^ V»/VWV>/W^/V\ "VW ^ 1 

i REMOVAL. 

I ANTHONY HEIiMMMG, ^ 
BLOCK 6r PUMP MAKER, 

^ Has removed from Lee-street, to the lower end of 
) CAMDEN LIGHT-STREET, 

I Where he will continue his business in all its bran- 
\ ches. He solicits the continuance of his friends and 
X the public's custom, as it is his determination to dis- 
\ pose of his work on the most moderate terms. 



THE PAVILIOjy BATHS, 

(opposite the city spring,) 

Are neatly fitted up for ths Summer Season, and are 

Open every day from sunrise till lO o\lock^ p. m. 

Price for one bath 31J cents, and 4 baths for $1, 
until the 15th October. 

The vvinter baths will commence on the 1st No- 
vember, and continue till the first of April. (^| 

^Subscription for Winter season ^5, 
I one bath 50 cents. 



LOTTERY EXCHAJYGE ^ 

^ OFFICE, , 

JVo. 114, p 

BAL,TIMORE-STREKT M 



^ being the only office in Baltimore^ of the firm of g 

^ J. L COHEN & BROTHERS. | 



WILLIAM BSIili, 

Dyer and Woolen Cleanser^ 



HAS IlEMOYED TO THE 



N. E. corner of South & Second streets, Balti- 
more, opposite his old Stand. 

N. B. Jiderchants^ g-oods dyed, neatly finished — and 
Coats, &c. cleaned in 12 hours* notice. 

WM. BELL. 

Gliymist and Druggist, M 

CORA^ER OF MARKET 8^ HARRISO^r-STS, ^ 

Keeps constantly on hand the choicest Drugs, Pharma- 
ceutical Compositions, Dye Stuffs and Fancy Articles, 
for sale on very pleasing terms. He also offers the 
following articles invented and prepared only by him- 
^ self. Elixir of Bark, Syrup of Cream Tartar, Laroque's 
^ Cough Powder, Laroque^s Nervous Cordial, Laroque's 
^ Syrup, No. 1 and No. 2; and the delightful prepara- 
p tion of 

i FLORIDA WATER. 

^ Physicians' prescriptions and orders, carfully and punc- 
^ tually attended to. 



^ .5^ JVo. 46, JV. Gay (Za^e I?nd^e) 0. T.mid J 
J 47, Praff ii^esJ of Hanover st. # 

goffers for sale at lowest prices, either wholesale or retail, J 
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF <#> 

^ Family Medicines, Paints, ^ Dye * 

* STUFFS, St-c. <«> 

Also, f 

I MINERAL WATERS, | 

^ ■ with all kinds of ^ 

I FRUIT SYHUPS, | 

^ in their season. SODA WATER, bottled to order. 
^ Also, Syrups in bottles, &c. 

I LUMBERYARD. | 

^ The subscribers having associated themselves in the Lum- q§> 
^ ber Business, under the firm of 

I PHILIP BOYER & CO- | 

Oliverh Wharfs near the Steam. Saw Milly ^ 

^ Beg leave to inform their friends and the public, that they intend keep- ^ 
^ ing a constant supply of 

Seasoned and Unseasoned LUMBER. ^ 

Of all descriptions. Having extensive Sawing Mills, ^ 
^ and a large supply of ' <^ 

* OAH: A2^B S-IMiB^^, $ 

^ They will be enabled to furnish sawed to order, any description, at short ^ 
*W notice, and on reasonable terms. They have just received and intend ^ 
keeping a constant supply of Two Feet White Pine SHINGLES, of ex- ^ 
^ tra width and thickness. ' , , i 

They respectfully invite a call at the above Yard, where vessels can ^ 
~ come and load (free of expense) at pleasure. <(p 

PHILIP BOYER, 
HET^RY KLINEFELTER. ^ 




S CHARLES McCANN, 8 



HAS REMOVED HIS 



^ TONo. 17, MARSH MARKET SPACE, S 

^ In the tenth house from Baltimore-street, and between 
^ the Horse Market and Fish Market and not more than Yl 
g fifty steps from BALTIMORE-STREET, on the East Ws 
W\ side of the Marsli market. |^ 
^ There you can g-et to hire by the Day, Week, Month, 
y| or Year, w^men, girls, men and boys, white and black, 
^ can get good places and high wages; Gardeners, Far* 
^ merSf coachmen, ■waiters, travelling servants, willing to go 

to all parts of the known world; ivet and dry nurses, -wash ^ 
2 -women, chamber maidst ladies^ maids, clerks, s do ol masters, 
^ men to attend in stores, sailors^ &c, ^ 
■4 N. B. Where ladies and gentlemen can be supplied 
2 with the above description of good Servants, and Ser- ^ 
m rants with good places of all descriptions at the short- ^ 
^jS est notice, where you can sell Houses, Lots, Ground ^ 
jJ Rents, Dry Goods, or any other valuable articles for Cash ^ 
g at any time. 

I ^700 Pieces ^ 

't READY MADE CLOTHES, J 

^ Cut and made in the best maimer and of sound 
^ GOODS, 

^ For sale Cheap, as I want to sell off and attend to my ]S 
y former business; therefore bargains will be got in coats, 
^ pantaloons, round jackets, -waistcoats, shirts, hats, cravats, ^ 
^ &c. The above 2700 Pieces are for Sale at ^ ^ 

^ JSTo. 17, Marsh Market ^ ^ 

1^ In the tenth house from Baltimore-street, and between ^ 
^ the Horse Market and Fish Market, tvhere I am going ^ 
to keep the S 

City Intelligmce Ojjice^ S 

for the accommodation of the citizens of Baltimore, I S 
have opened the office in the centre of the city, where W 
Ij am ready and willing to .attend to you all at any ^ 
(|f time. Yeur's with respect, 

g CHARLES McCANN, g 



g CABINET FURNITURE MANUFACTURER, 

^ 3, JVORTH'STREETy 

^ TWO DOORS FROM BALTIMORE-STREET, 

^ Respectfully informs the public generally, that he 
^ has taken the above situation and intends keeping ^ 
a on hand a handsome assortment of . ^ 

CABINET FURNITURE, | 

OF THE MOST APPROVED PATTERNS. W 
(CTE, S. T. will also make to order Venetian or ®^ 





Parlour Blinds, on the shortest notice. 



©atJiitet iFttvuitttvc. 
CABINET-MAKER, 

g J\^o. 50, JV, Fronts formerly called Jones-st. 

^ CORNER FRENCH-STREET, OLD-TOWN, 

^ Respectfully returns thanks to the citizens of Bal- 
^ timore and its vicinity for past favors, and beg^ to 
^ assure them that every article in the above Jine, 
will be manufactured in the best manner, and on 
^ the most reasonable terms- 

^ N. B. Funerals attended on the shortest notice, and 
^ HACKS and HEARSE provided, if required. 

OOTTFMIEU HAMMER, 
" JTo. 226, 

Imports and has constantly on hand 

A aSHERAL ASSORTMENT OF 

German & Fancy Goods, i 

Which he mill dispose of on reasonable terms, | 




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CHARLES CARTER & Co. 



EXECUTE ORr>ERS FOR 




AND ORNA^IENTAL. 



§ Outs, Brass Hnle^ Frinting 

V/ITH C0RHECTNE3S A?.'D DESPATCH, AT THEIR 

FOUNBISY, 
11; , S . C el\ er t-st . a\t\mox e . 



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No, 



Printers and others wishing to purchase, are invited to 
make 'trial of Types from this Foundry; with confidence 
that they will find them of superior quality, and made of 
the hest melil. 





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t JAMES A. LEBRANTHWAITE, t 
# BALTIMORE AR CADE^LEXLYGT OK MARKET,^ 

I BAI.TIMORE. I 

^ (Hj* A.t the Arcade, may be obtained of the different ^ 

V tenants, at all times^ on the most reasonable terms, a V 
y full assortment of fancy and staple Domestic and Fo- ^ 

V reign Dry Goods, jQWQlvy^ Boots, Shoes, Hata, Tin v 
f Ware, & f 



^BALTIMORE: 



FACTORY. 

. .iililllS"'" 

ST) JStecirly opposite the Indian Queen Hotel. 

^ MEICHEL. YOraG, 

(Sign of the Eagle and Comb,) 

% :^0. 198, ^^B.l£^T-S^J^lS:mT, 

Has constantly on hand, a general assortment of GOLD 
and GILT JEWELRY, patent lever and other GOLD 
and SILVER WATCHES. Also, a full supply of Silver ^ 
and Plated -ware. Cutlery , Beads, Buttons, and a variety !^ 
of fancy articles. Also manufactured as above, Real and 
Mock 

|tortoisb sheli. combs 

/I Of all sizes, made to any pattern, at short notice, by wholesale and retail. /I\ 
Watches and Jewelry repaired at the shortest notice. 
Cash paid for old Gold, Silver and Tortoise Shell. 

I charl.es FISCMEM & Co. 



IMPORTERS OP 



GERMAN & FANCY GOODS, 
Mo. 3, H. Howard-si. 

BALTIMORE. 

THOMAgi I>, MISS, I 

Announces to the public generally, that he continues the 

IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES, ^ 
NO. 6 SOUTH CAL. VERT-STREET, 




1 FRENCH BURR MILL STONES.f 
t f 
I Morris & Egenton I 

COTIKUE TO IMPORT ^ 

jFrentli Mnvv MUtM, f 

Jfrom which they are manufacturing warranted French Burr^ 

3IILLSTONES, | 

At the Old stands, W. Falls avenue, near Pratt- k 
street bridge, and at the corner of Paca and 
Saratoga sts, near- Lexington market. 

V Those blocks are quarried in France under the special 
{|j care, of one of the firm, (William Egenton.j who for the (j 
^ last two years has taken up his residence in France, . 
^1^ there to remain for several years to come, for the ex- (« 

press purpose of procuring such blocks, which in point /j 
\ of quality and thickness, cannot be surpassed, while ^ 
^} Thomas Morris, who flatters himself is well known as a (] 
ji^^ workman, attends to the business at home. Owing* to |j 
w this arrangement, they are enabled to sell BURR ^ 
^ BLOCKS and MILLSTONES, at very reduced prices. (\ 

Y We invite all those interested to call and examine, and > 
(|) with a single glance, they will be convinced of the mate- ' 
(ks rial advantage growing out of their present arrangement. ( 
^ They have also COLOGNE AND COCALICO MILL- 
^ STONES of various sizes, from five feet to 22 inches; ( 
X and CALCINED PLASTER PARIS for sale as above. / 
f M & E. ^ 




Optician^ 

5 CORNER OF m'cLELLAN's AL. & MARKET-ST. 

BALTIMORE. 




^ COFFEE HOUSE HOTEL, {J 

U JVo. 38, South-street, ^ 

S BALTIMORE. 

WcSign of the Rail-Road, near the Philadelphia Sc Xorfolk steamboat wharret)!^ 
jd Travellers will find good accommodations at $1 per ^ 
- Weekly or permanent boarders charged at mode- 



day. 

rate prices Steamboat and Stage passengers arriving 
at any hour of the night, will be waited on by the pub- 
lic's humble servant, ^ 

DANIEL R. BROWER. ^ 



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ITenetian Shade & Parlour 
Blind JUanufactureVj 



14, GAY STREET, 



$ Respectfully informs the public "generally, that he 
continues the above business in all its variety. He has in 
store a general assortment of 

^ Paints^ Glass^ Oils^ Paper Hangings^ ^c. Sfc. 

which he will sell on pleasing terms. Old blinds paint- 
ed, repaired, &c. 

LIGHT STREET, 

THB.£:i: FB.Om 3^il.B.l£BT-SS, 

BAILTIMOKIB, 

BEING CONVENIENT TO BUSINESS, BOTH ON 

Market-Street and the TThartes. 

It is large ond convenient, has been throroughly re- 
paired, and handstjmely fitted up, with entire ne^ 
FDBNiTURE, and kept in the very best manner by 

M. BARH. 

N. B. Terms of Board, ONE DOLLAR per day. 



^ COLLECTOR & GENERAL AGENT. ^ 

S £1, If N 

Respectfully informs the public g-enerally that he would p 

HfeJ willingly undertake the />o^^272^ of Hooks, adjustment of , Ik 
a7id collecting accounts, &c. Having been engaged in p 
the mercantile business for some time, and possessing a 
pretty extensive knowledge of book keeping, he feels 
assured that he should be enabled to render entire satis- 
. faction to those disposed to encourage him in his pro- ^ 
w fession. % 




xcuvicia his unfeigned acknowledgment to his custom- ^ 
ers and the public generally, for the very liberal support % 
heretofore received, and would respectfully inform them, 
that he continues to carry on the % 

in all its varieties, at his OLD STAND, 
NO. 24, MARKET-ST. FELL's POINT. 

Having an excellent assortment of 



mk on hand, and the best of workmen employed, he flatters 
IteJ ^^"^self, that he shall be enabled to render entire satis- ^ 
faction to those who may favor him with their patronage, p 

IfeJ THE CELEBRATED 



Baltimore Patent Floor Cloths^ ^ 

COIL CLOTH CARPETS.) | 

Are manufactured of all dimensions, without seams, and 
in a great variety of splendid and plain patterns, 1 

AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT IN ^ 

lligli, late Granby-sl. ©. T« ^ 

where they may be had at ail times ready for use. Also, 1 
the Baltimore patent 



ROOFING CLOTH, 

for roofs either flat or sharp. Also, Carriage and Portrait 
cloth. DENISON CONAIN & Co. ^ 



^ MABINiE COFFEE HOUSE^ )^ 
J^No. 41, SOITTU GaY-S'\ REOT. 

NThe subscriber, while he gratefully acknowledg-es the » 
^ . past favours of his friends, respectfully informs them and 

the public g-enerally, that during" the proper seasons, he ^ 
^ will prepare ^ 

^Real Green Turtle Pectoral Soup 

EVERY DAY {except Su7iday,) Also, 



Terrajpins^ Oysters^ Canvas Backs^ Beef Steaks^ 
Venison^ Coffee^ at the shortest notice, ' 



. ^ Boarding" by the Week, Day, Meal or otherwise, to 

^ to suit customers. 
!' W subscriber would further state, that the above 

house being convenient to the WHARF or EXCHANGE, ( 

Nand also in a healthy part of the city, will meet its share W 
of patronage from the public, when he will endeavor to 
h- 1^ give entire satisfaction. ^ 

(l n D. B. WATTS. 2 

S. W. corjier of JV. High and Pitt streets, O, T. H 

Respectfully informs his former customers and the public ^ 
I Lj generally, that he keeps on hand a handsome assortment ^ 
r^' X of goods in his line, which he will make up to order, in ^ 
\ ^ the most fashionable style, and on reasonable terms; and ^ 
hopes by close attention to bussiness to meet a share of ^ 
public patronage. Ik 



MOJtmjvG LiJ\rE 



TO PHILJiDELPHU. 




CITIZEN'S CABTAl, ONE, 

Leaves BaUimore DAILY, (Sunday excepted) from the 
intersection of 

Pratt and Light streets, 
AT SIX O^CLOCK IN THE MORNING, 

Until the Chesapeake and Delaware canal is opened, 
which was nearly completed when this book was finished, 
Passengers will be driven across the peninsula, in com- 
fortable Stages, with careful drivers, in TWO HOURS, 
to Delaware city, where they will take the Steamboat 

JSrORFOLK, CapL Jeffries, 

and arrive at Philadelphia the same afternoon. The Nor- 
folk leaves 



ARCH-ST. WHARF PHILADELPHIA, 

^ at half past six o\lock, daily, Sunday excepted. ^ 

Passengers will be taken up and landed at all the towns ^h. 
Kl) on the Delaware river. Passengers will be taken from ^ 
St. George's, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 
to Cantwell's Bridge, Blackbird, Smyrna'and Dover; also ^ 
to Summit Bridge, Middletown, Head of Sassafras, ^ 
Caecilton, Chestertown, Head of Chester, Church Hill, 
and Centreville, returning on Tuesdays, Thursdays^ and 
Saturdays. 

The transportation line will go into operation at the 
opening of the CanaL 1^ 

Office in Baltimore, JVo, 3, Light-street, ^ 

HENRY WRIGHT, Agent. Y 

Office in Philadelphia, at PeroCs wharfs ^Jt 

NATHAN DAVIDSON, Agent. ^ 



I JOHN SCOTTI, I 

FIRST HAIR DRESSER, CUTTER, PERFUMER, Sic. ^ 
^ No. 11 & 13, South St. Baltimore, ^ 

Has recently greatly enlarged his estabUshment, which is now infe- ^ 
<^ rior to none in the United States, and surpassed by few in Europe, <^ 

# Returning his sincere thanks for the encouragement already received, 
he respectfully s^icits the patronage of a liberal public. 
^ SCOTTI has always on hand, or will manufacture to order, at short ^ 
^ notice, in the most superb style, ^ 

^ Omamei\ta\ Hair Work ^ 

«^ Of every description, according to the latest Paris and London fashions, «^ 
as Titus, Caracala, Ninon and Grecque Wigs, for Ladies and Gentle- 
men; also, Toupees or Scalps, Hair Bands, Alexandrian Curls, Doves" ^ 

4^ Kests, KillBeaus; Heart Breakers, Beau Catchers Hair Nets &c. &c ^ 
Likewise on hand, wholesale and retail, an extensive and well selected ^ 

^ STOCK OF FRESH AND CHOICE PERFUMERY, ^ 

^ As RUSSIAN and NAPLES OIL, for making the hair grow thick and 
^ long, and for promoting the growth of the whiskers; COCO ;\ NUT OIL <^ 
^ for softening the skin, and an infallible remedy to prevent the hair ^ 
^ from falling off; Venus Pomatum, for dying the hair, without soiling ^ 
Aj^ the skin, Windsor, Naples and other fancy Soaps; Antique oils; honey, 
^ lavender and Cologne waters; London charcoal and Cassil toothpow- 
<^ ders; Pomatum; Rouge and White, in pots; Almond paste, Vinaigre of cjft> 

£k Rouge in bottles. Sec. &c. Also, warranted razors, strops, & brushes, 
V tooth, comb and nail brushes, superior quality fine tooth, pocket and 
dressing combs , &c. Sec. All kinds of hair work done after nature, &c. ^ 
Ladies' & Gentlemen's hair cut and dressed in separate apartments, in ^ 
A the first style, according to the latest fashions— Razors put in the 

A best order. 

5 SHAVING DEPARTMENT. J 

iCOTri'S apartments for shaving are now in the best order, the a 
^ most skilful shavers in constant attendance, and the various papers in 

^ the city, the Natioml intelligencer, Stc. always on file. To those <^ 

^ who "hare not visited the establishment, it is only necessary to say, it ^ 

is frequented by the most fashionable part of the commanity. Travel- *^ 
lersare particularly solicited to call and examine the style of hit ar« 

^ rang«inents. . SP 

♦v AT BARNUM'S CITY HOTEL J 

^ He has sJlsiS, a SPLieyjpiD pB^ESSlt^G 11^^^ where he keep* all ^ 
^ orpetfum^ery', fanciy good*; &c, lie. &c. ^ 



m 



Confectioner & Bistiller^ 

J\o. 78, Market-sireeU 
BALTIMORE; 

Keeps constantly on hand, an extensive assortment of 

CONFECTIOJNARIES, 

such as Mint, Lemon, Cinamon, Barley, Rose and Rock 

CANDIES, 

Sugur Plumbs, Almonds, Corrianders, Anisseed, Cher- 
ries, Strawberries, Radishes. 

Also Pound Cakes dressed in the neatest style or plain. 
Plum, Sponge, Tea, Sugar and every description of 
the finest and tasteful 



A large quantity of rich and choice 

CORDIALS. % 

Every kind of dried and 

SEASONABLE FRUITS, ^ 

viz: Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Prunes and Figs; Soft ^ffr 
Shell Almonds, Filberts and Palm Nuts, &c. To which ^ 
is added a complete assortment of elegant 

T O T ^ 

From the best German, French and other manufacto^ 
ries. China Fire Crackers, Sky Rockets, &c.; besides 
Cracking Letters, Pulling Crackers and Torpedoes, of^fP 
his own factory, etc. The whole of the above articles "^ff! 
are disposed of at the most reasonable prices, whole- 
sale and retail. A generous allowance made to city 
and country dealers, who are respectfully invited to call 
at No. 78, MaTket-street, to examine and supply them- ^£ 
selves. 

All orders for the city and country, will be thank- 
fully received and punctually attended to. 




For Alexandria J TVashington and 

GEORGETOWN. 

The Steam Packet FREDERICKS- 
BURG, B I. Jenkins, mast, will leave 

Commerce- Street tcJiarf^ 
on the AFTERNOON of every 

SATURDAY, at 5 o^cloch precisely. 

Returning, she will leave Washing'ton, every WED- 
NESDAY iMORNING, at 5 o'clock, and Alexandria at 7 
o'clock. 

Both going" and returning she will receive and land 
passengers and goods at all convenient places on the 
Potomac. 

^ A commodious slate-roofed warehouse is provided for 
5^ the reception of goods at any time during the week; and " 
the freight or ca*^riage on those sent from distant places 
\wj will be advanced. 

- CHAS. WORTHINGTON, Agent. 

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MATCHETTS 



Baltimore Director^ 

ii 



CORRECTED UP TO JUNE 



1839. 



Containing an 



ENGRAVED PLAN OF THE CITY 



WITH BlrBRENCES TO THE PUBLIC BUILDIST&S, 



•e Kame« and Oeeupations of the Housebelders, a list of t1*e Streets, Laaes^ 
Alleys, Wharves, Churches, &c. a Plan of the Ward*, ^ list of the Banks. li>- 
lurance and other Companies, Notaries. Foreign ConsuU, Officers of th<? Cor- 
poration, Masonic Lodgfes, Sessions of the Maryland Courts, Houi's of D^jpar- 
kwre of Steam- Boata, Packets and Stages, e^ etc. 




f \sl 

6> 



TO THE PUBLIC. 



Aytbr the arduous exercises of visiting all the hoaie- 
hoiders aad persons in business, individually, in the citj; 
arranging their names alphabetically , and incurring the 
expense of paper, printing, engraving, and binding, we 
present the public with another " BALTIMORE DIREC- 
TOR." 

The publisher has been prompted to the present puS))i. 
cation by an ambition to render the work as perfect as pos- 
6ible» and to effect this, practice alone can qualify. He U 
the only individual who ever persevered in publishing 
more than one edition of the work, and notwithstanding 
he has met with many discouragements, from those w1k> 
seem to make it their business to condemn every produc- 
tion but their o-wn, from others whose ungentlemanly beha» 
viouf cannot fail to wound the feelings of those who may 
enquire for the necessary information of their nara^ or oc- 
cupation, &c. however discreetly addressed, as well as the 
small encouragement by the sale of former editions; he 
has accomplished the 4th edition, and he flatters himself 
that he has acquired such a facility in the mode of getting 
out this work as will enable him to make such improve- 
ments in every succeeding edition as will render the work 
desirable to every man of business, and an object for him^- 
self to continue. 

No reflecting individual will expect to And a work of 
this character exempt from errors. Of a population of 
from 10,000 to 15,000 householders, what matter of as- 
tonishment would the omission of more than 100 names be? 
Even if this were^ but it is not, the case: When it is consi- 
dered, that in numerous instances we have to depend on 
the vague information given us by servants in the absence 
of the householder, and the many who cannot spell their 
own names, and others who take us for collectors and will 
cither refuse their names op give wrong names, what 
wonder if many names are not spelt correctl^f,, (andthcrft 



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is rule for spelling persons' names} and if a name is not 
spelt correctly when they are arranged alphabetically* 
the name thus erroneously spelt will be put in the wrong 
place, where a reader will not think of looking for it, and 
will conclude when he does not find it in its proper place, 
tliat it is not in the book; and the name of a public man is 
a« liable to be omitted as that of an obscure one; when it 
ia known that many names pronounced alike, are spelt 
(julte differently, viz: Abot or Abbott, Aiken or Aitkin, 
Bayly, Bailey, Bear, Baer, Bauer, Cain, Kain, Carr, Kerr, 
D^^*S Davies, Eagleston, Eggleston, Foster, Forster, 
German, Jerman, Hewes, Hughes, Isler, Iler, Johnson, 
Johnston, Cane, Cain, Lawrence, Laurence, Matchett, Ma- 
diet, Neal, Neil, O'Laughlin, O'Laughlen, Pearce, Pierce, 
Qusick, Qulsick, Riley, Reilly, Sanders, Saunders, Thomp- 
son, Tomsen, Uhler, Euler, Varden, Virden, WulfF, Wolf, 
Yeates, Yates, Ziegler, Sigler, X being the only letter 
that does not furnish names pronounced alike and spelt 
differently; in fact, almost every name used, will admit 
of a difference in Orthography. 

Considering the magnitude of the undertaking, and plac- 
ing all these considerations in view, who but will say, it is 
astonishing the work is so complete! And how slUy or ma- 
lignant it is to bore us with the vulgar objections common 
to mich people. 

We return thanks to many liberal patrons for their en- 
couragement of the present edition, by their names as sub- 
scribers. We take pleasure in using oiir best efforts to 
satisfy honourable, reasonable men, who do not expect 
inipossibilities, who are disposed to give credit when it is 
due, and justly pay the value for what they receive. Com- 
pliftiiits and objections have, however, been mostly made 
b^' persons whom the work has hot cost one cent. 

By each subscriber marking sucli corrections as he may 
see necessary on the blank leaves inserted in the latter 
cn3 of the work for that purpose, which will be deliver- 
ed gratis to each subscriber in a supplement, on Ist Ail- 
l^t/ we think ho j ust cause of complaint can exist- ' 



It was near one hundred years after the landing of 
the first colonists in Maryland, and just a liundred 
years ago, that the settlers on the Patapsco river ap-^ 
plied for a law to erect a town at the head of the N. 
W. Branch of that river, which, in honour of the Cal- 
vert family, they named after the town of Baltimore 
in Ireland, from whence their title to the peerage of 
that kingdom was derived, and where they held con- 
siderable estates, though born and generally resident 
in England. 

Baltimore has a harbour which admits of frigates 
and merchant ships of the largest class, and is secure 
in all weathers, being distant about 200 miles from, 
sea and not much more from the Ohio river; near the 
temperate latitude of 39 North, and centre of the 
state and country; surrounded by land and water, 
furnishing every means of subsistence, enterprize and 
enjoyment required by an extensive and enlightened 
population. 

The first grounds laid out for the town, of sixty 
acres only, was part of a tract called Cole's Harbour, 
and purchased in 1729 of Mr. Carroll, the father of 
the signer, of the Declaration of independence, of the 
same name, at the moderate price of ^5 33 per acre, 
by Messrs. Tolley, Hamilton, Buckner, Walker, 
Gist, Buchanan and- Hammond, commissioners named 
in the law. 

There were as many lots as acres, though not ex- 
actly regular in size or form, to be taken at the rate 
of the purchase money, and only three streets, which 
were those called Baltimore, running from east to 
west, and Calvert and Charles, crossing the first at 
right angles; and the town was extended from time to 
time, nearly equal in every direction, from the inter- 
section of Baltimore and Calvert-streets. 



2 



The Parish Church of St. Paul, in Patapsco Neck, 
was discontinued, and a new one directed to be built 
in the new town in 1731, and stood very near the 
site of the present church of that name, having been 
twice rebuilt. 

Next year, a part of the same tract of land, divid- 
ed on the west, from the former, by the stream call- 
ed Jones's Falls, was laid out for another town, by 
the name of Jones's town, whicli was long called Old 
Town, but united in 1745, with the first town, by a 
bridge where Gay-street bridge now is, and by act 
of Assembly, which also secured to settlers the pro- 
perty in grounds made into the water. 

In the year 1751, a subscription was got up for 
building a market-house, in which is found, besides 
the names of some of the commissioners, those of 
Messrs. Sheredine, Harrisson, Philpot, Lyon, Chase, 
Gay, Lawson, Rogers, Sleigh, Randall and Lux, and 
the market first erected was at the north-west corner 
of Baltimore and Gay-streets. About the same time 
a public lottery was drawn to defray the cost of a 
wharf at the south end of Calvert-street, near which 
was erected a tobacco inspection house. In 1763, 
Fell's Point on the east of the first addition and the 
intermediate grounds were added to the town, and it 
was extended on the west and south of the first town, 
by the Messrs. Howards in 1765 and 1782. In 1768, 
the justices of the county were authorised to transfer 
the seat of justice from Joppa, on Gunpowder river, 
to the town, and until the first court-house was erect- 
ed, where the Baltimore Monument now stands, the 
courts met over the market, where also town meet- 
ings and assemblies were held. The first fire com- 
pany, called the Mechanical Company, was formed 
the next year. 

Great fears were excited in the town by the en- 
croachment of the Indians in the war of 1756, when 
a number of French neutrals arrived from Nova Sco- 
tia, (who principally settled towards the south end of 
Charles and Light streets, called French town^ now 



3 



intersected by the opening of Lombard-street,) and 
the inhabitants, become about 5000 in number, were 
frequently threatened, but not attacked by the Bri- 
tish, in the war of independence. During that war, 
the citizens of Baltimore exhibited their patriotism 
not only in forming companies of horse and foot, who 
were in active duty, but in contributing to relieve 
those who were reduced from want of trade; but, not- 
withstanding, the population increased rapidly, and 
before the peace, a custom-house was opened; upoa 
w^hich event the paving and lighting streets com- 
menced. Refugees from St. Domingo and emigrants 
from Europe, had so multiplied the wants of a local 
government, that the city was incorporated in 1796. 

The first Bank of the United States opened a branch 
in this city, in 1792, but the State had incorporated 
a company in 1790, by the name of the Bank of Ma- 
ryland. 

The Falls water was brought in pipes through the 
city, and the Turnpike roads were authorised by law 
in 1804, and the Maryland Penitentiary in 1807. 

The war of 1812 was more afflictive on Baltimore, 
in its consequences, than the former; but though the 
British interrupted the trade, they were unable to re- 
duce the fort, which was partly made in the war of 
1776, and completed in 1796, and on the return of 
peace, when the number of inhabitants amounted to 
about 60,000, including the precincts then added, a 
court of criminal jurisdiction was established, sepa- 
rate from the county, and the present Exchange build- 
ing was erected, the population, as it is now suppos*- 
ed being near 80,000. 

More particulars would not be expected in a work 
of this kind, which, however, may be found at the end 
of it, in the dnnals of Baltimor^y by Mr. GriflSth, and 
other appropriate works. 



DIRECTIONS TO THE HEADER. 

Cr a) Ridg'ely's Addition, (sg) Spring Gardens, (w p) Western Precincts, 
Oe/J) Eastern Precincts, (fp) Feii's Poi.it. {o t) Old Toun. {gh) Gailows Hiil. 
(J y^) Federal Hill {I h) Loudenslager s Hill. (Penn. ave.) Peimsylvania Ave- 
nue, {m m Space) Marsh Markt^t Space. N jTorth. S south. E east. W west, 
[tj persons of color, (ave.) avenue, (st.) street. (d\v.-; dwelliiig. (gent.) gen- 
tleman. 

Aaron, JACOB, dealer in second-hand clotbing 

40 Harrison st 
Abbes, John, furrier and cap-maker, Calvert, opposite 

the City Hotel, dw corner of York & Charles 
Abbott, Wni, Market, E side, N of Lancaster,/ p 
Abbott, Y/m. carter, Bond, opposite the Liberty ta- 

vern./ 1) 

Abbott, Mrs. Mary, Low, N side, W of Exeter 
Abbott, Wm. clerk, 128 N Eutavv 
Abell, Christian, victualler, Penn av near Hoffman st 
Abell, John S. grocer, Pratt S side, E of Charles 
Abell, Mrs Ann, mantua-maker, Bath, near Calvert 
Abey, Jacob, fisherman, William, W side near Cross 
Abrahams, Jacob, N Exeter. W side, Nof Pitt, o t 
fAbraham, Thos. labourer, Guilford alley, S side, E 
of Charles st 

Abrahams, L C. clothier, 72 S Calvert, dw N Gay, 

N side, W of Mott st 
Abrams, Jacob, labourer, 13 Exeter st 
Abraras, Rev. Isaac, 43 N Exeter st 
Abrams, Jacob, N Exeter, W side, N of Pitt st 
Aburn, John, grocer, NW corner Thames & Philpot 
Ackland, James, boot and shoe factory, 7 S Calvert 
Ackworth, Stephen, academist, Exeter E side, near 

Pratt, dw Bond, near Gough st 
Adair, Wm. and Thos. importers of Irish linens, and 
general commission merchants, Schroeder's Row, 
S Charles st 

A 3 



AFF 



MatcheWs Baltimore 



Adams, Wm. tavern & oyster house, 41 Centre Mar- 
ket space 

Adams, John, tavern keeper, 62 S Calvert st 
Adams, Mrs. Margaret, Guilford alley, near Light st 
Adams, Christian, Caroline, S side, N of Gough,/ p 
Adams, Joseph, hatter. Fleet, W of Market st f p 
Adams, John, cordvvainer, Harford run, N of Holland 
st f 

Adams, John, blacksmith, Front, W side, S of Hil- 
len st t 

Adams, Thomas, saddler, Constitution, W side, near 

Monument st ot 
Adams, Benjamin, hatter, Hollingsworth, W side, S 

of Water st 

Adams, James, wagoner, W Baltimore, N side, op- 
posite Booth's nursery 
Adams, Mrs. Barbara, boarding house, S Charles, W 

side, N of Hill st 
Adams, James, labourer, Bedford alley, between 

Peace alley and Camden st 
fAdams, James, labourer, Dutch alley, near Park st 
tAdams, Mary. Strawberry alley, near Alisanna st 
t Adams, Mrs. Sopliia, Centre st opposite Monument 
Addison, Mrs. Ann, tutoress, N Calvert, W side, S of 
Sarat02.'a st 

Addison, Samuel S. clerk, Montgomery, near Charles 
Addison, George C. shoe store, 32| W Pratt st 
fAddison, Ellen, laundress, 32 N Liberty st 
Adkisson & Lamdin, sail makers, over N W corner of 

Centre Market Space and Pratt st 
Adkisson Wm. sailmaker, Eden, near Gough stfp 
Adkisson John, sailor, Painter's Court, s of Pittst o t 
Adreon. George,^ proprietor of E & W Shore Hotel, 

Camden, N side, near Light st 
Adreon Chi istian, grocer, S W corner Franklin & Pine 
Adreon Wm. grocery and flour merchant, Penn. av 

E side, dw opposite 
Adreon James, draper and tailor, 89 Baltimore st 
Adreon Stephen, M. D. NW corner Fayette & Eutaw 
Aiiaroax John F. baker, corner Baltimore & Eden fp 

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Director, 1829. 



ALE 



African Methodist Church, Strawberry alley, W 

side, N of Fleet st 
African Methodist E. Church, S Sharp, N of Pratt 
Agarton Jarard, labourer, Caroline, S of Wilk st/ p 
Ahl Bernard, rigger, Argyle alley, N of Fleet st/p 
Aiken George, S W corner Green & Saratoga 
Ainsworth Elizabeth, Ruxton, N side, W of Light 
Aires Archibald, bay trader, Wilk, E side, near 

Washington stfp 
Airy Francis, Spring, W side, E of Pratt sif p 
Aisquith Rev. Grandison, Conway, W of Eutaw st 
Aitkin & King, druggists and chymists, 44 N Gay o t 
Aitken Robert, druggist and chymist, G3 Centre Mar- 
ket Space, dw Lloyd, W side, N of Water o t 
iilberger Jacob, victualler, N end of Pitt st o t 
Alberger Adam, Mullikin's row. Bond st extend, o t 
Albers Solomon G. grocer, 75 M'Elderry's wharf 
Albers Mrs. Evelina, 74 Pitt st o t 
Albert Jacob & Co. hardware merchants, 9 N Howard 
Albert Jacob, of the firm of Jacob Albert & Co. dw 

Fayette, W of Howard st 
Alcock Edward J. apothecary and druggist, 46 N 

Gay, ot. and 47 W Pratt, dw 46 N Gay st of. 

See advertisement 
Alcock William J. grocer, 60 W Lexington st 
Alden Simeon, proprietor of the Baltimore Tavern, 

Water, N side, W of Centre Market space 
Alden Mrs, Mary, Caroline, E side, N of Baltimore 
Alders Randall, labourer, 79 French st 
Aldricks Hermanns, SE corner Aisquith & Jefferson 
Aldridge, Higdon & Co. importers of dry goods, 171 J 

W Baltimore st 
Aldridge Andrew, of the firm of Aldridge and Co. 

dw 121 Hanover st 
Aldridge Thomas, bricklayer, William, W side Nof 

Cross / h 
Alexander William, 25 St Paul st 
Alexander John, cordwainer, 15 N Eutaw st 
Alexander capt. John, Bank st opposite St Peter's Ca 

thqlic Church, /jj 



ALL 



Matcheft^s Baliimore 



Alexander Elijah, constable, York, near Light st 
Alexander Miss Eliza Jane, fancy store, 4 S Gay st 
Alexander Miss Isabella, fancy store, 56 E Baltimore 
Alhausen John E shoemaker. Hill, E of Hanover st 
Alhansen Wni. fisherman, Eutaw, near Spring Garden 
Ail Mrs. Rachel, Mulberry, N side, near Green st 
Allan John, mathematical instrument maker and teach- 
er, 16 Salisbury si ot 
Allard Joseph, carpenter, Gay ext. W of Aisquith st 
Allaway Isaiah, blacksmith, 169 Front st o t 
Allberger Rebecca, seamstress, Orleans, S side, E of 

Caroline extended 
Allbright Christopher, Hill, S side, W of Ensor o t 
Allbright Jesse P. constable, Conway, E of Eutaw st 
Allbright John, Columbia, N side E of Chatsworth run 
Allbrooks John, carpenter, Moore's lane, near Ross 
Allcorn James, sea captain, dw Falls av, N of Pratt 
Allen Robert, sea captain, 1 18 Wolf, S of Wilk, o t 
Allen James H. carpenter, Bishop alley, W side, N 

of Fawn st o ^ 
Allen Thor^ias D. cord wainer, East, N of Douglass ot 
Alien James, bricklayer, Forest st. E side of the 
Penitentiary 

Allen John H. porter, Mulberry, W of Peace alley 
Allen Joseph, cooper. Maiden lane, near Aisquith ot 
Allen John, bay trader, 64 Harrison st 
Allen John, cordwainer, Concord, W side near Pratt 
Allen Wm. portable writing desk manufacturer, 5 N 

Liberty, dw Fayette near Eutaw st 
Allen James, labourer, N Eutaw, N of Franklin st 
Allen Ann, grocery, NW cor of Eutaw & Lombard 
Allen Gamuel, carpenter, Columbia, W ofPaca st 
Allen Samuel, painter and glazier, 215 Bond/ p 
Allen Mrs. Priscilla, seamstress, 3 Mercer st"" 
Allen James, bricklayer, Exeter, E of Pratt st o t 
Allen Mrs. Margaret, Harford av W side o t 
Allen Mrs. Mary ^N . E Baltimore, E of High st o t 
Allen Martin, carpenter, Howard, S of Camden st 
Allen James, bricklayer. Bottle alley, E of Paea st 



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Allen Miss Mary, mantua maker, W Lexington, N 

side, E of Sharp st 
t Allen Sarah, huckster, Long alley, S of Saratoga st 
Allender Joseph, M. D. Thames, W of Market st 
fAllender Elizabeth, laundress. Peace alley; W of 

Sharp st 

Allers Dlederick H. of the firm of Wandelohr, Al- 
lers and Co. dvv corner of Lit Hughes & Charles 
Allers D. H. grocery and feed store, NE corner of S 

Charles and Little Hughes st 
Allinson Peter, willow carriage & fancy basket ma- 
nufacturer, 23 S Calvert st 
Allison Mrs. Mary, N Gay, W side, N of Fayette st 
Allison James, carpenter. Constitution, near French ot 
Allison Mrs. Ann, Salisbury st. near Harford run o t 
Almen Mrs. C. tavern keeper, Ensor, E side, near 
Forest st o t 

Almen Mrs. Mary, seamstress. Mulberry ext. S side, 

W of Cove st 
Alnut mrs. Sarah, boarding house, 64 Hanover st 
Alricks Thomas P. attorney at law, Masonic Hall 
Alter mrs. Eliz'h, laundress, Park, N of Lexington st 
Alter J. bricklayer, Columbia, w Chem. Labaratory 
Alterfritz Catharine, Wolf, S side, N of Wilk st 
Aiterfreit P, basket maker, Ann, S of Baltimore/]) 
Alterhoof Charles, cutler, 1 Fish Market space 
Alvater mrs. Ann, N Exeter, E side, near Pitt st ot 
Alvery Samuel, sea captain, 3 Ann st/ p 
Aly Christian, fisherman, Bond, near Allisanna st fp 
Alz mrs. Barbara, William, W side, near Cross,//i 
t Ambrose Rachel, laundress, Gt. German, near Cove 
fAmby Benj. labourer, Apple alley, W side/ p 
Am.elung John P. W. accountant, 66 S Sharp st 
American and Commercial Daily Advertiser, Dobbin, 

Murphy and Bose, proprietors, 2 S Gay st 
American Farmer's Office, basement story City Ho- 
tel, John S. Skinner, proprietor and editor 
Ames Stillman, sawyer, 39 W Fayette st 
Amos Corbin, M. D. 39 W Fayette st 
Amos John, hatter, 39 N Gay, dvf 130 N High st 
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Amos Joshua, bricklayer, George, near Pine st 
Amos Wm. stone cutter, Hull's lane, Wof Aisquith ot 
Amos James, clothier, NW corner of Pratt st and 

Centre Market space, dw 34 N Frederick st 
tAmos Rachel, white washer, Potter, N of Douglass 
Amyeck Daniel, comb maker, Eutaw, opposite Barre 
Amy Henry, blacksmith, Paca, E side, N of Pratt st 
Amy Wm. blacksmith. Pearl, E side, S of Fayette 
Anderson Wm. F. dry goods merchant, 41 Baltimore 
Anderson A. C. hardw^are merchant, 16 E Baltimore 
Anderson Francis, stage driver, Eutaw, wof Franklin 
Anderson mrs. Ruth, fancy dress maker, N Eutaw, 

E side, one door S of Chamberlain's alley 
Anderson mrs. Sibella, dry goods store, 9 Allisanna, 

s side^ w of Market stf p 
Anderson John, stone cutter, Davis, e side, n of e 

Lexington st 
Anderson James, clerk, 75 Green si 
Anderson John, painter and gkzier, W olf, near Wilk 
Anderson Wm. mariner, I Lancaster st/p 
Anderson James J. coach trimmer, 33 Exeter st o t 
Aiiderson mrs. Eleanor, 41 n Exeter, w side o t 
Anderson mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, East st. s of 

French o t 

Anderson mrs. Maria, laundress, 51 e Baltimore st 
Anderson Hugh, carpet weaver, se corner of Charles 

st and Primrose alley 
f Anderson Jas. boot shoe black. Gay, near Second 
tAnderson Ths. labourer, Lerew's alley near Franklin 
f Anderson Elijah, labourer, Slye's lane, op. Spring fp 
f Anderson James, barber, 34 Centre Market space 
tAnderson Abram, 12 n Howard st 
tAnderson Samuel, labourer, Primrose alley 
tAnderson Jane, laundress, Saratoga, w of Cove st 
Andrews George W. chymist and apothecary, Balti- 
more, adjoining the bridge, dw 15 Front st o t 
Andrew^s Reuben, Wolf, s side, near Wilk st/p 
Andrew^s S. painter, Lancaster, n side, e of Bond/ p 
Andrews mrs. Ann, corner of Fawn & Bishop's al. o t 
Andrews Geo. clerk, dw Lovely lane, near South st 

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Andrews and Cowan, boot and shoe store, 2 Calvert 
Angel S. & Co. dry goods merchants, 71 e Baltiniore 
Angel John, victualler, Potter, w side, s of French ot 
, Anker Hilier M. n Exeter, w side, n of Pitt st ot 
P Annan Samuel, M. D. Liberty, next door to St. John's 
Church 

Anspach mrs. Constance, 110 n Eutaw st 
Anthony Emanuel, carter, 66 Happy alley, /p 
t Anthony Robert, labourer, Cove, near Franklin st 
Appleby Thos. city bailiff, Plowman st. opposite Al- 
bermarle, o t 

Applegarthe Robert, cordwainer, Lee, near Light st 
ll Appleton Thbmas, caiver, 72 Allisanna st 

Appold Geo. tanner 4^ currier, Water near Calvert, 

dw2 Calvert st 
Arcambal mrs. J. boarding house, 61 n Charles st 
m Archer Stevenson, chief judge of the 6th judicial dis- 
trictof Maryland, dw 6 Pascault's row, Lexing- 
K ton st 

P Arey James, labourer, corner of Ross and Union sts 
Ardery John E. labourer, Little Hughes, near Light 
Amergos Joshua, labourer, Great German, e of 
Cove st 

A rieu Elias C. barber, Penn'a av. n of Franklin st 
t Aris Andrew, labourer, Lt. German, s side, between 

Sharp and Hanover sts 
Arlow Wm. n Eden, 14 of Harford run, o t 
Armager Jesse, comb maker, Hanover, near Hill st 
Armager J. comb maker, Lunn's lane, near Con w^ay st 
Armistead mrs. Louisa, 113 Hanover st 
Armitage Elizabeth, corner of Lerew's alley and 

Richmond st 

Armitage Joseph, mariner, Exeter, n of Pitt st o i 
Armitage, Francis H. carpenter, Harford av e side 
Armitage mrs. Ann, boarding house, Lexington, s side 

w of Howard st 
Armons James, currier, 16 Cheapside, dw e side-of 

Harford run, s of e Baltimore, /p 
Armons mrs. Ann, seamstress, Jefferson, s side, e of 

Aisquith st o t 

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Armour Samuel, clothier, 78 Pratt, dw 5 s Howard 
Armour mrs. Mary, 52 South st ' 
Armour James, merchant, dw 52 South st 
Armour John, tailor, 56 s Calvert st 
Armour William, clothier, 81 n Howard st 
fArmstead Lucy, French, near Front siot 
Armstraiid Daniel, sea captain, ^57 AUisanna si fp 
Armstrong Rohert, of the firm of Rob't Armstrong & 

Co. d w s Gay, between Second and Baltimore sts 
Armstrong Robert & Co. soap and candle factory, 

w Falls av. and Concord st n of Pratt 
Armstrong John, shoe maker, 58 Gough, n side, e 

of Eden st 

Armstrong James, w^ood corder, County whf. dw 92 
Highst/p 

Armstrong Andrew^ boat builder. Block st near the 
bridge, /p 

Armstrong James, soap and candle factor, sw corner 

Fleet and Caroline st f p 
Armstrong Henry, boot and shoe maker, Saratoga s 

side, w of Howard st 
Armstrong Thps. dry goods merchant, 21 e Baltimore 
Armstrong John, shoe store, 131 w Baltimore st 
Armstrong Wm. fancy chair maker, 97 Bond st. dw 

103 Bond/p 
Armstrong Isabella, shopkeeper, 101 Bond stfp 
Armstrong Thos. labourer, Happy alley, s end f p 
Armstrong Robert C. Water, w of Harford run 
Armstrong Elizabeth, Montgomery, near Light st/ A 
Armstrong Hosea, boot and shoemaker. Market, e 

side, N of Lancaster stfp 
Armstrong James, firm of Welch and Armstrong, dw 

sw corner of Caroline and Fleet sts/p 
Armstrong John, labourer, Low st ext. near Aisquith 
Armstrong Wm. dry goods store, 12 C M space 
Armstrong George, millwright, w Falls av. n of Pratt 
Armstrong Henry, Holliday, near Museum 
Armstrong James, jr. merchant, 23 Cheapside, dw n 

Calvert, e side, w of Lexington st 
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Armstrong Peter, grocery and liquor store, sw corner 

of Light and Cross sts / h 
Arnnsiron^ Edward, n Gay, inside, s of Pleasant st 
Arn}strong mrs. M. n Howard, w side, s of Madison 
Armstrong and Plaskitt, booksellers, stationers and 

bookbinders, 134 w Baltimore st 
t Armstrong Major^labourer, Barry, w of Sharp st 
tArmstrong Isaac, sawyer, Chamberlain alley, near 

Eutaw st 

Arnold Davis, carter, Long alley, near Ross st 
Arnold John, shop keeper, 62 s Frederick st 
Arnold Charlotte, n Liberty, w side, near Lexington 
Arnold Robert, blacksmith, Lt Hughes, near Light 
Arnold Polly, Ruxton, n side, w of Light st 
Arnold Nancy, 59 s Frederick st 
Arnold George, chairmaker, Carpenter's alley n side 
E of Paca st 

Arthur Hugh, millwright, Saratoga, e of Cove st 
Arthur Wm. Camden, s side, w of Charles st 
fArthur M. laundress, Necessity alley near Potter st 
Arquit Elie, ship carpenter, 9 Market stf p 
Arquit Elie, dry goods merchant, 9 Market st/ p 
Asel Frederick, grocer, n Gay, w of Exeter st o t 
Ash Geo carpenter, Pinkney, n side, w of Caroline 
Ashcraft Thomas, ship carpenter, 75 Fleet st fp 
Ashley mrs. Susan, Wilk st w end 
Ashman Wm. justice of the peace, office n Eutaw, e 
side, s of Lexington, dw Pearl, w of Lexington 
Ashmore John, cordwainer, 89 n Gay st o t 
Ashton mrs. M. nw corner of Hanover and Lombard 
Ashton John, carter, Henrietta, n side, e of Charles 
Ashton Alex'r, M. D. Fayette, n side, e of Calvert st 
Ashton and Moale, merchants, 95 Rowley's wharf 
Ashton Wm. R. firm of Ashton and Moale, d w w Bal- 
timore, opposite Pearl st 
Askew Joseph, labourer, Lancaster, near Bond f p 
Askew^ Wm. cooper, Lancaster, n side, near Ann fp 
fAskins Isaac, labourer. Cross st s side, e end fh 
tAskins Mary, Strawberry alley, near Allisanna/p 
A skum Alexander, Wilk, s side, near Apple alley fp 

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Aspinall James, manufacturer of domestic goods, 

Pearce, e of Cove 
Athenaeum Buildings|^w corner of St. PauPs and 

Lexington sts 
Atkins Wm, cooper, Eden, e side, near Wilk st/p 
Atkinson Isaac, house carpenter, 20 Allisanna st/p 
Atkinson Leroy, assa} er of silvei:^ S3 C Market space 
Atkinson John, plane manufacturer, 32 Light st. d\v 

Peale's M useum 
Atkinson Joshua, boot and shoemaker, Market e side, 

N of Lancaster st/p 
Atkinson mrs. Mary, seamstress, >nv corner of Light 

st and Sugar alley, / h 
Atkinson John, grocery and liquor store, sw corner 

of East and Half Moon alley o t 
Atkinson David, carpenter, Constitution, near French 
Atkinson Isaac, clothier, 56 Centre Market space 
Atkinson Mary, seamstress, 9 Tripolet's alley 
Atkinson Wm. seacapt'n, Pratt, w of Chatsworth run 
Atvvell Joseph, proprietor of the Belvidere Theatre, 

Tsw corner of Saratoga and North sts 
Atwell Wm. carter, Washington, w side, s of Wilk fp 
Atwell Nathaniel, ship carpenter, Washington, near 

Fleet st/p 

Atvvell John, ship carpenter, Alisanna, s side, w of 
Ann st fp 

At wood John, cabinet maker, is^e corner of Hanover 

and Lombard sts 
Audloreel Lewis, pattern manufacturer, Wilk e side, 

E of Market st/p 
Aufer Henry, labourer, Pleasant, s side, e of North 
tAufer Jane, Bond vv side / p 
Auld mrs. Elizabeth, boarding house, 12 South st 
Auld Hugh, ship carpenter, 11 Philpot st/p 
Auld Samuel, ship carpenter, Alisanna n side fp 
Ault Samuel, findings store for cordwainers, Ensor e 

side, s of East o t 
Aunduch Frederick, near the Observatory / h 
Auodoun Lewis, pattern manufacturer, WilkE side 

of Market st/p 

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Ausmao James, tavern keeper, 3 Fish Market space 
Austen Wm. victualler, vv side of York div ot 
Austen Edward, baker, 23 Commerce st 
Austen Lawlip, carpenter, HulPs lane, e of Forrest st 
Austen Edw. dry goods merchant, 10 Centre Market 
space 

Austen George, cabinet maker, 21 w Fayette st 
Auzolle A. B. grocer, sEcor. Lexington 4^ Liberty 
Auzolle John B. machinist, Bath, s side, e of Davis st 
jAvis Victorie, mattrass maker and fancy sto.^e, S9 
N Howard st 

Aydelot Peter, house carpenter, Montgomery n side, 

A of Light st//i 
Ayres Elizabeth, grocery. County wharf /p 
Ayres Arch, bay trader, Wilknear Washington/]? 
Ayres Jacob, clerk, Paca n side, w of Lann'^s lane 
Ayres Thomas, drayman. Union s side, vv of Ross st 

;^AARTSCeEER WM. proprietor of the Ton- 
tineCoffee House, se cor Thames & Bond si / p 

Baartscheer John, cooper, Allisanna w of Bond/p 

Babb John D. baker, 66 s Charles st 

Bachelor Joshua F. wood corder, dvv Hollingsworth, 
w side, s of Water 

Bacchus Rachel, laundress, East st s Douglass o t 
I Bachelor William, constable, Rock, s of Saratoga str 
, Backhous Lewis, tavern keeper, 13 Fleet /p 

Bacon James, grocery and feed store, nw corner of 
P Pennsylvania av and Biddle st 

tBacon Benj, labourer, Saratoga, e of Cove st 
^ tBadger Elisha, porter. Primrose alley, near Light st 
i fBadger Garrett, labourer, Eutaw, w side, n of Barre 

Baer John, carpenter, Bedford alley, betweea Cam- 
den st and Peace alley 
^Baer Michael S.(M. D.) dw Sharp, s of Pratt st 

■ Baggot Thomas, glass blower, Lancaster n side^ w 
m of Bond sbfp 

■ Bailey Thomas, justice of the peace and conveyan- 
I cer, office 123 w High, dw 133 is High o t 

■ Bailey mrs. Jane, Asqtiith, w side n of Jefferson o t 

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MatcheWs Baltimore 



Bailey Elizabeth, laundress, Potter, e side, n of 
Gay t 

Bailey Elijah, tavern keeper, Spring Gardens 
fBailey Perry, caulker, Lee, s side, e of Charles 
Bailie Daniel, labourer, 6 Ann, n of Allisanna/|? 
Baily George & Co. druggists, 254 w Baltimore 
Baily George, firm of George Bailey 8f Co. dw 8 

Pascault's row, Lexington st 
Baily Charles, brickmaker. Strawberry al e side, s 

of Pinkney st 
Baily mrs. Cassandra, Milliner, Eutaw, e side, s of 

Saratoga 

fBaily Joseph, labourer. Welcome al. e of Howard 
fBaily Isaac, jr. carpenter. Bottle al. e of Paca st 
Bailon P. carpenter, cor of Eden st and Union al 
Bain Hope, cordwainer, w Baltimore, e of Cove 
Bain James, ropemaker, Harford av. w side o t 
Bain James, M. D. 90, n Howard 
Bainer William, cedar cooper, w Baltimore, s side, 

near Booth's nursery 
Baird David, huckster, lo 'p near Mulberry 
Baker David, tobacconist, Potter st. near Low o t 
Baker David, 3, n side of Comet st o t 
Baker John, clerk, French st. near n High o t 
Baker John, drayman, French st. near e Centre o t 
Baker mrs. Catharine, shop keeper, ne corner of 

French and Constitution sts 
Baker Thomas, cordwainer, French, near Potter ot 
Baker Charles M. millwright, Hillen, w of East o t 
Baker George, Ensor st extended o t 
Baker Samuel, M. D. sw cor of n Charles and Lex- 
ington 

Baker Henry, carpenter, 42, s Charles 
Baker mrs. Mary, n Howard, e side, n of Mulberry 
Baker James C. ship carpenter, 29, Block / p 
Baker Gideon, carter, cor of Allisanna & Wolf / p 
Baker Andrew, cordwainer, Wilk near Star al fp 
Baker Charles, sea captain, s High n of Pratt o t 
Baker David, 28, Albermarle st o i 
Baker Janaes, 43^ Front, w side o t 

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Baker James, cordvvainer, n Exeter, s of French o t 
Baker Georg-e, cordwainer, Hillen, near Front o t 
Baker James, labourer, McElderry st NsidCjWof 

Harford run o t 
Baker Peter, clotliier, s\v cor of Centre Market Space 

and Water st 
Baker Benjamin, tavern keeper. Light near Mercer 
Baker Moses, blacksmith, n side of Thames, f p 
Baker Thomas, 67 High 
Baker Lewis, biscuit baker 26 Holliday 
Baker Mrs .Elizabeth, boarding house, 74 E Balti- 
more st entrance Holiday st 
Baker George, sea captain, 16 Thames 
Baker mrs. Mary, grocer and confectioner, Green w 

side s of Franklin 
Baker Isaac, carpenter, Conway, s side, e of Sharp 
Baker John, teacher, Conway, s side, e of Sharp 
Baker Edward, M. D. 6i, s Charles st 
Baker mrs. Maria, boarding house, German, s side, 
w of Liberty 

Baker James, boot and shoemaker. Great German, 

opposite Pine 
Baker James, grocer, dw 5, s Calvert 
Balas Paul, confectioner, Lexington, w of Paca 
Balderston Ely, 21 Front st o t 
Baiderston W ilson, wire manufacturer, 57, Smith's 

whf dw SE corner of Sharp and Pine 
Balderston jSiarcellus, agent for the Philadelphia and 

Richmond packets, 61, Smith's wharf 
Balderston Hugh, wire and sieve manufj^ctory, 12, s 

Calvert, dw 64, Lombard st 
Balderston & Brother, hardware importers and paper 

mould manufacturers, 12, s Calvert 
Baldwin Pearson, sea captain, e Pratt, n side e of 

Exeter 

Baldwin A. grocer, nw cor Lancaster st & Argyle al 
Baldwin William, Tyson st near Richmond 
Baldwin Chas. E. clock arjd wa'chmaker, silversmith 

and jeweller, 50, e Baltimore st 
Ball James, slioe store. So e Baltimore st 
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Ball Wm. sheriff' of Batlimore county, office Court 
house, dvv Pearl w side, n of Lexington 

Ball William, jun. deputy sheriff. Pine, e side, n of 
Franklin 

Ball William D. deputy sheriff, dw cor of Pearl and 
Mulberry 

Ball Walter, painter, Fayette, w of St. PauPs st. dvv 

Pearl n of Lexington 
Ball Wm. T. cotton manufacturer, Peace al s side, 

near Eutaw st 
Ball John, grocer, Caroline, n of Baltimore/ p 
Ball John, weaver, Saratoga extended, w of Cove 
tBall George, Avaterman, Cross, s of Johnson //i 
Ballantine Laurenson, trader, e side of n Front o t 
Ballard mrs. Jane, Market, e side, near AUisanna f p 
Ballenger Samuel, house carpenter. Park lane, e of 

Pine st 

Baltimore Observatory, Dan'l Schvvartzauer propri- 
etor, / h 

Baltimore Theatre, Holliday, e side, n of Fayette 
Baltimore Assembly Rooms, e Fayette, n side, en- 
trance one door e of Holliday st 
Baltimore General Dispensary, 10, Holliday st 
Baltimore Fire Insurance Company, 12, South st 

D. Williamson, president 
Baltimore Steam, Glass Cutting establishment. Lovely 

lane, near South st 
Baltimore Female Orphan Asylum, Mulberry st. w of 
Charles 

Baltimore Shot Tower, Gay, w side, s of Saratoga 

Baltimore Female Lyceum, corner of Lexington and 
Davis, James F. Gould, principal 

Baltimore Chemical Manufactory, situated at the 
junction of Cove and Columbia streets, ware- 
house 2, Ellicott, near Pratt st whf Isaac Tyson, 
jun. president, and Andrew Ellicott, agent 

Baltimore Library Company^ ^e corner Fayette and 
Holliday, entrance on Holliday, Robt. Gilmor, 
president, and R. H. Owen, librarian _ 
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Director^ 1829. 



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Baitimore and Potomac Steam Packet Company's 

office, lower end Spear's whf R. Ross, agent 
Baltimore College, Mulberry, opposite Cathedral 
Balti more Arcade, Lexington, e side, w of Eutaw" 
Baltimore Circus, cor of Low and Front, bordering 

on Jones's Falls, o t 
Baltimore City Mill, Calvert, e side, n of Franklin 
Baltimore city and County jail. Mill, n of Madison 
Baltimore watch house, w district, ne cor of Paca 
and Fayette 

Baltimore watch house, centre district, ne cor of 

South St and Orange al 
Baltimore city watch house, eastern district, ne cor 

Market and Allisanna fp 
Baltimore Exchange, Gay, w side, extending from 

Second to Water sts. 
Baltimore Hospital, Monument st. e of Market 
Baltimore Fish Inspection Houses, foot of / /i e of 

the powder magazine 
Baltimore patent floor cloth manufactory, Denison 

Conain & Co. proprietors, s High, n of e Water. 

See advertisement 
Baltimore Infirmary, sw cor Lombard and Green 
Baltimore Custom House, nw cor Gay and Water 
Baltimore Second Dispensary, Pratt w of Caroline 
Baltimore Court House, sw cor of Calvert and Lex- 
ington 

Baltimore Equitable Society's office, Jos. Townsend 
treasurer, 18 e Baltimore st 

Baltimore Shot Tower Co's office, John Franciscus 
president, at the Baltimore Shot Tower. 

Baltimore Gunpowder Factory office, n Frederick, 
J. J. Jamison. 

Baltimore Flint Glass Manufactory, w end of Lan- 
caster St. 

Baltimore City Cotton Factory, French, C. Crook jr. 
Baltimore Insurance Company's office, Exch, building 
Baltimore Museum and Gallery of the Fine Arts, 

Reubens Peale proprietor, nw cor of Baltimore 

and Calvert. See advertisment 

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MatcheWs . Baltinwre 



Baltiiiiore Gazette, Wm. Gwynn, proprietor, ne coi- 
St. Paul's St. and Bank lane 

Baltioiore Patriot Patriot, North, 3d door from Balti- 
niore st. Isaac Munroe, editor 

Baltimore Republican, Henry L. Sanderson, editor, 
26 Water near Commerce st 

Baltimore Type Foundry, n Gay, nearly opposite the 
Shot Tower, R. B. Spalding, proprietor 

Baltimore Water Company's office, Exch. buildings 

Baltzell Lewis, justice of the peace, n High e side^ 
Nof Gay, dw 109 n High o t 

Baltzell William, merchant, dvT L German, n side, 
between Hanover and Sharp 

Baltzell J. k G. dry goods merchants, 236 w Baltimore 

Baltzell Jacob, of the firm of Jacob and Charles Balt- 
zell, dw 61 N Charles st 

Baltzeli Charles, of the firm of Jacob and Chas. Balt- 
zell, dw s Liberty, s of German 

Baltzell Thomas and Philip, wholesale dry goods 
merchants, 252 w Baltimore st 

Baltzell Thomas, of the firm of T. and P. Baltzell, dw 
corner of Fayette and Paca sts 

Baltzell and Davidson, dry goods merchants, 240 w 
Baltimore st 

Baltzell and Dalrymple, dry goods merchants, 242 w 

Baltimore st 

Baltzell George, carter. Carpenter's alley n side, w 
of Eutaw st 

Bandall mrs. Maria, East w side, n of Douglass o t 
Bandell Wm. boot & shoe maker, 35 C Market space 
Bandell mrs. Justina, 177 Bond st/ p 
Bangs Theophilus, city bailiff, nw corner of Gough 

and Spring sts f p 
Bank of Baltimore, ne corner of Baltimore and St. 

Paulls St. See register 
Bank of Maryland, 17 South st. See register 
Bankard Jacob, victualler, n of e Baltimore extended 
Banks mrs. Mary, 126 n Exeter, near Hillen st o ^ 
Banks Daniel B. grocer, se cor Frederick and Water 
Banks Henry, cordwainer, Lee s side, w of Light st 

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Banks Daniel B. dry goods merchant, 26 e Baltimore 
Banks mrs. Mary, fancy store, 66 e Baltimore, dw 

corner of Hillen and Exeter sts o t 
tBanks Lear, Bond w side, near Gough st/p 
Bankson mrs. Sarah, seamstress, 30 Front st o ^ 
Bannister James, mattras^ maker, n Exeter, e side, 

s of Low St 1 
Bannister Joseph, upholsterer, 59 Harrison st 
Baptist Church, Fleet st s side / p 
Baptist Church, n Calvert w side, near w Saratoga 
Barbine mrs. Mary, Sharp e side, near Hill st 
Barclay Hugh, carpenter, Beuren near French, ot 
tBarcroft Rolla, seaman. Bank, vv of Spring st f p 
Bargar mrs. Catharine, harness manufactory, n Eutaw 

E side, s of Fayette st 
Barger Deeter, bricklayer, Faca, n of Franklin st 
Barger Geo. carpenter, Tyson al. vv of Falls turnpike 
Barickman Henry, cooper, Franklin, w of How^ard 
Barker Wm. ship carpenter, Wolf, near Alisanna/p 
Barker Wm, jr. ship carpenter, 89 Aiisanna/ p 
Barker Lewis H. carpenter, e Water, s side, near 

Harford run o t 
Barker mrs. Elizabeth, n Calvert, near Mulberry 
Barker John, iron founder, dw Mulberry, w of Calvert 
Barker E. lottery exchange office, 156 Baltimore st. 

dw w Lexington, n side, w of Charles. Se^ cover 
tBarker Adam, waiter. Mechanics', w side, of Gay 
Barklie mrs. St. Paul's, n of Mulberry st 
Barkley mrs. Mary, s Charles w side, n of Hill st 
Barkly mrs. Rachel, Biddle alley, w of Ross st 
Barkman Henry, plumber, copper and tinplate work- 
er, 15 Thames st/p 
Barkman mrs. Marg't, Dutch alley, w of Howard st 
Barkman Peter, coachmaker. North, near Bath st 
Barkman mrs. Elizabeth, cor of Paca & Carpenter's al 
Barling Jos. accountant, se cor of Calvert and Centre 
Barling mrs. Sarah, e Pratt, n side, e of s High st 
Barnard John, house carpenter, 28 Ann st e side/p 
Barnes mrs. Jane, boarding house, Thames, head of 
Tennant's wharf,/ p 
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Barnes Levin P. sw corner of Green and Mulberry 
Barnes rnrs. Mary A. boarding house, 45 Thames/p 
Barnes Henry, baker, 147 Bond st/p 
tBarnes Charles, Lt Hughes, n side, e of Charles st 
Barnettmrs. Eliza, grocer, Light e side, s of Mercer 
Barnett mrs. Sarah, n end of Ann, e side/p 
Barnett Wm. tailor, 105 n Howard st 
f Barnett Harriet, 60 Happy alley, e side 
fBarnett Susan, Tenfoot alley, near Eden st/p 
fBarnett P. ship carpenter, WHk wof Washington st 
tBarnett John, labourer, n Exeter, ]S of Pitt si ot 
Barney L. and J. buiscuit bakehouse, 64 South st 
Barney Lewis, firm ofL & J Barney, dw 26 Holliday 
Barney John, firm of L and J Barney, dw Lexington 

near the Athenaeum 
Barney Wm. B. custom house broker, corner of Gay 

and Water sts. dw 4 n Calvert, Waterloo row 
Barney John H. president of Phoenix Shot Tower Co. 

dw Pitt N side, w of High st 
Barney George, tailor, Harford av n side o t 
tBarney Caesar, Wolf, w side n end fp 
Barnhart John, ornamental painter, York av, o t 
Barnum David, proprietor of the City Hotel, Monu- 
ment square, n Calvert 
Barr John S. dry goods merchant, 227 w Baltimore st . 

dw N Charles, w side, n of Lexington st 
Barr William, dry goods merchant, 33 Baltimore st 
Barr mrs. Elizabeth, Potter, e side, s of Hillen o t 
Barr Martin, proprietor of the Fountain Inn, Light, b 

side, 3 doors s of Baltimore. See advertisement 
Barret Edw. boot & shoemaker. Mercer near Light 
Barrett Maurice, clothier, 68 s Calvert st 
Barrett Thomas^ proprietor of the Theatre tavern, 

Holliday st. e side, s of the Theatre 
Barrett Asa, upholsterer, 6 n Charles st 
Barrett John, tavern keeper, Thames n side 
Barrett Thomas, clothier, 7 Pratt st wharf 
Barrickman J. cedar cooper, n Gay, opp. Front o t 
Barriere mrs. Jane, grocery store, sw corner of s 

Charles st and Uhler's alley 
Barrington John, accountant, 45 1 n High st o t 

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BAR 



Barroll James, merchant, 1 Bowly's wharf, dw Plea- 
sant near St Paul's st 
Barron J. B. cabinet maker. Busy al. between Charles 

and Hanover sts 
Barron James, rigger, Wilk s side, near the bridge 
Barron Peter, currier, Front st. near the Circus 
Barrow mrs. L. milliner, ne cor. of Pitt & Potter o t 
Barrow John, foreman of lead factory, dw Conway 

w of Eutaw st 
Barrows, E. P. inspector of salt provisions, w Balti- 
more, N side, E of Green, dw Liberty 
Barry Robert, merchant, 14 Spear's wharf, dw St 

Paul's near Baltimore 
Barry Samuel M. dry goods merchant, 213 w Balti- 
more, dw Liberty e side, n of Baltimore 
Barry Standish, late sheriff, 82 High st e side o t 
Barry mrs. Elizabeth, 37 n Exeter st o t 
Barry Thomas J. 29 n Gay st o t 
Barry John, clerk in the Franklin bank, dwE Water 

N side, w of Lloyd o t 
Barry Alex, shop keeper, Thames n side, w of Am 
Barry Robt. merchant, 14 Spear's whf dw St Paul's 
Barry Isaac, carpenter, Fawn s side, w of Exeter st 
Barthman mrs. C. shop keeper, Ensor ext. e side o t 
Bartholomew John F. watchmaker, nw cor of Pearl 

and Mulberry sts 
Bartholomevv^ J. E. saddler, Chesnut al. w of Pearl st 
Bartlett Isaac, sea captain, 24 Philpot st / p 
Bartlett William E. druggist, 76 s Calvert, dwsE cor 

of Eutaw and Pratt sts 
Bartlett George, hide and leather dealer, 10 n How- 
IH ard, dw Eutaw w side, n of Fayette st 
^ Bartlett Wm. pianoforte manufacturer, 26 w Fayette 
Bartol Geo. coacnmaker, cor of Fayette and Liberty 
Barton John S. eordwainer, 66 Front st e side o t 
Barton Joshua, house carpenter, Harford av o i 
Barton Samuel S. house carpenter, Constitution st w 

side, near Monument, o t 
Barton Thomas, Granby st near Harford run, o t 
Barton Henry, milkseller, 72 Harrison st 
Barton Mary^ huckster, Wagon alley, e of Howard 

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Barton mrs. C. Bond e side, near Pinkney,/p 
Barton James, shoemaker, Happy al. s of Gough / p 
Barton William J. currier, 2 Grant st 
BartOB James A. boot and shoemaker, Great German 

opposite Pine st 
tBarton Nathaniel, sawyer, Star alley, near Fleet /p 
tBarfon Teney, laundress, Lt Hughes, e of Charles 
Bartow Rev. John V. pastor of Trinity church, dw 

E Pratt, E of s Exeter st o t 
Bass mrs. Caroline, Pratt, e side, near Market st/ p 
Bassetor Richard, blacksmith, sw corner of Pratt and 

Eutaw sts 

Bassford Thomas, teacher of the Male Free School 

of Baltimore, Courtland, e side, s of Pleasant st 
Bassford Gassaway, fancy and Windsor chairmaker, 

68 s Charles st 
Bassett mrs. Ann, Mulberry s side, e of Park st 
Batchelor Nathaniel, firm of Loane and Batchelor, 

sailmaker, dw York, s side near Light st 
Batchelor Joseph F. wood corder, dw Hollingsworth 

w side, s of ^Vater st 
Bateman B. grocer, cor of Pratt st & Strawberry al 
Bateman Benj. H. W. tavern keeper, se corner of 

Market and Lancaster sts / p 
Bateman, mrs. Catharine, tutoress, Eden w side, be- 
tween Bank and Gough sts f p 
tBateman Rebecca, huckster, Harford run, w side, n 

of Holland st o f 
tBateman Jane, laundress, Light b side, s of Water 
Bates Robert, weaver. Pierce, n side, w of Pine 
Bates Levi, tailor, Mulberry, n side, e of Pine 
Bates John H. baker, 23 Commerce st 
Bates Jacob C. blacksmith, Sugar alley, w of Light 
Bates J. grocer, cor of Pinkney st and Strawberry al 
Batey mrs. Elizabeth, rear of Bath, s side, w of North 
Bathurst Mattliew, merchant, counting house Water, 

opposite the Custom house, dw n Calvert e side 

s of Saratoga st 
Battee Richard, commission merchant. Light st whf, 

dw Lombard, n side, near Hanover st 



JDireetor^ 1829, 



BAY 



Battee Samuel, carpenter, 9 Comet st n side o t 
Battis Barnabas, Lombard n side, near Hanover st 
tBattis John, sailor boarding house, Bond e side/ p 
tBattis Thomas, labourer, n Howard, w of Richmond 
Bauden Wm. teacher, cor of e Baltimore & Spring^p 
Baughman Fred'k. stone cutter, Garden near Biddle 
Baum mrs. Margaret, Pearl e side, s of Saratoga st 
BausDian John, s Liberty w side, near German st 
Baxley Francis, 26 Albermarle st 
Baxley George, flour inspector, se corner of Howard 

and Franklin sts 
Baxley Henry W. (M. D.) ofBce se corner of How- 
ard and Franklin sts 
Baxley John, clerk in the Marine bank, dw rear of n 

Howard, w side, near Madison st 
Baxley James, grocer, sw cor Exeter and French st 
Baxter Arthur T. gunsmith, 76 Centre Market space 
Baxter Sam. labourer, Argyle alley, Nof Alisanna/j? 
Baxter Woolsey, blacksmith, Henrietta, e of Charles 
Baxter mrs. Sarah, 85 Fleet sif p 
Baxter mrs. S. teacher in the Oliver Hibernian Free 

School, dw Courtland w side, s of Saratoga st 
Baxter Andw. carter. Chamberlain al. near Eutaw st 
tBaxter Isaac, labourer, Chapel al. s of Mulberry st 
Bay Hugh, carpenter, n Howard wside, n Madison 
Baylie Nicholas, clerk, dw Exeter, of e Water 
Bayfield James, carpenter. East st. s of French, o t 
Bayless mrs. Jane, teacher, Lexington, e of Sharp 
Bayless James P. currier, Cheapside 
Bay ley Wm. slater. North op Gas factory, dw 67 Gay 
Bayley mrs. Elizabeth, 65 Sharp near Camden st 
Baylor mrs. Martha, seamstress, 22 s Howard st 
Bayly Wm. bookseller, se corner of Gay and Bal- 
timore sts. dw 168 N High st o t 
Bayly John J. liquor store, Harford av. w side o t 
Bayley Adam, blacksmith, Columbia, e of Chatswwth 
Bayley Hamilton, carpenter, Park, near Dutch al 
Bayley Benjamin, Necessity al near High st o t 
t^ayley John, drayman, nw cor of Howard & Conway 
tBayley Phillis, laundress, Lerew's al near Mulberry 

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MafcheWs Baltimore 



Bayly Geo. W. paver. Mulberry s side, w of Park 
Bayly ^ Francis, job and book printers, 173 w Bal- 
timore 

Bayly A. clerk, New st w side, w of Eutaw 
tBayly Samuel, labourer, Happy alley, n of Wilk/p 
tBayly Moses, waterman, Run al s of Lexington st 
tBayly Ellen, laundress, Howard near Lomb^ird st 
Baylor John, house carpenter. Cross, w of William fh 
Bayne S. bricklayer, Hull's lane, near Aisquith st of 
Bayne John, pilot, Alisanna, w of Bond / p 
Bayner Betsey, n Liberty w side, near Wagon alley 
Beacham James, ship carpenter, e end of Lancaster, 

dw Market w side, near Bank st /p 
Beadel Henry, commission merchant, 6 Hanover st 
Beal mrs. Rachel, boarding house, 36 South st 
Bealmear Francis, corner of Eutaw and Saratoga sts 
Beaman Augusta, copperplate printer, 36 s High o t 
Beames Wm. cordwainer, Run alley, n of Fayette st 
Bean Eleanor, 81 Alisanna st f p 
Beard James, sea captain, 55 Market st/p 
Beard John, constable, York n side, e of Charles st 
Beasman Joseph J. ship chandler and grocer, corner 

of Ann and Thames sts /p 
Beastall mrs. M. shop keeper. Bond near Gough / p 
Beatty mrs. Mary, grocer, cor of Thames and Ann/p 
Beatty James, merchant, 7 w Pratt st. dw n Calvert 

E side, near Lexington st 
Beatty Sally, Primrose alley n side, w of Light st 
Beatty William, wholesale grocer, 241 w Baltimore, 

dw 12 s Howard st 
Beatty George, Pratt s side, near Strawberry al / p 
Bechtel J. P. commission merchant, 56 s Frederick 
Beck Godfrey, furrier and skin dresser, Dutch alley, 

s side, w of Eutaw st 
Beck John, wheelwright, s High, Nof Stiles o t 
Beckley Jacob, blacksmith, George st. s side, w of 

Pennsylvania av 
Beckus Cary, barber, Paca w side, near Lexington 
Beefelt John H. cordwainer, Eutaw, n of Lombard 
Bean Thomas, pilot, 89 Ann st /p 

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Director f 1829. 



BEN 



Beers Jane, 36 Happy alley 
tBehoe Moses, labourer, Conway, w of Hanover st 
Bell Richard, grocer, se corner of Argyle alley and 
Fleet st/ p 

Bell Thomas W. sw cor of Aiquith and Holland o t 
Bell mrs. Elizabeth, shop keeper. Short st e side, 

near Short alley, o t 
Bell Henry, weaver, 151 French st n side o t 
Bell Daniel, labourer, Holliday e side, near Bath 
Bell Thomas, carter, Tyson's alley, near Tyson st 
Bell John, cooper, Pine w side, s of Franklin st 
Bell Hugh, stone cutter, Hillen, w of High st o t 
Bell Hugh, huckster, Holland, n of Holland run o t 
Bell William, dyer and woollen cleanser, ne corner 

of Second and South sts. See advertisement. 
Bell Alexander, merchant tailor, 63 n Howard st 
Bell George, cooper, cor of Pearl st and Peace al. 
Bell Joseph, 7 Potter w side, near Gay st o t 
Bell John H. printer. Potter w side, s of Low st o ^ 
Bell Wm. cooper. Carpenter's alley, w of Howard st 
Bell Samuel stone cutter, Fish Market space, n side 

near the Falls 
tBell Wm. Tenfoot alley, near Eden st/ p 
tBell Wm. labourer, Lerew's al near Richmond st 
Bellash mrs. Elizabeth, Fleet s side, w of Market f p 
Belt Richard G. (M. D.) druggist, 13 Market/p 
Belt S. Hanson, ofBce w Fayette, near St PauPs, d\v 

w Fayette n side 
Belt Tobias J. sea captain. Castle al. near Fleet/ p 
tBelt Maria, Light w side, s of Henrietta st//i 
, Beltz mrs. Barbara, boarding house, Saratoga s side, 

w^ of Eutavv st 
Beltzhoover George, proprietor of the Indian Queen 

hotel, SE corner of Baltimore and Hanover sts. 
Belvidere Theatre, corner of North and Saratoga st 
Belvieu Gardens, William st / /i, mrs. Mary Jackson^ 

proprietress 

Bend mrs. Elizabeth B. Mulberry n side, between 

Charles and St Paul 
Bender Daniel, carpenter, Paca Eside, s of Franklin 

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BEN 



Matchetfh Baltimore 



Benillant Stephen, ship carpenter, 52 Fleet st/ p 
Benjamin Levy, dealer, 84 Caroline, s of Gough fp 
Benner John, tobacconist, n side Ruxton st 
Benner mrs. Mary, cotton spooler, Tennple st w side, 
s of Pitt ot 

Bennett Elie, teacher. Franklin w side, w of Pine st 
Bennett mrs. Mary, Wolf w side, s of Alisanna/p 
Bennett Richard, grocer, ne cor of Pitt and East o t 
Bennet and Dorsey, grocers, 20 Thames, dw do. 
Bennett mrs. Ann, boarding house, Caroline e side, n 

of E Baltimore / p 
Bennett John (M. D ) 1 12 Exeter, s of Gay st o t 
Bennett Garland, Maiden lane, near Aisquithst o t 
Bennett mrs. Mary, Barre s side, near Hanover st 
Bennett John, feed store, 89 Pratt st 
Bennett Fielding T. pilot, 21 Philpot st /;> 
Bennett Henry, (M. D.) cor of Market and Wilk/ p 
Bennett Thomas, rigger, Argyle al near Alisanna/ p 
Bennett mrs. Sarah, Alisanna w side, near Bond st /p 
Bennett Comfort, seamstress, 59 n Exeter st o t 
Bennett George, cabinetmaker, Low n side, 1 door 

w of Potter st o t 
Bennett Thomas, Gay n side, w of Aisquith st o f 
Bennett Wm. sea captain, Mercer, near Light st 
iBennett Peter, carpenter, Forest, n of Douglass o t 
tBennett F. laundress, Guilford alley, near Light st 
Benno Matthias, fisherman, b Water, n side, w of 

Harford run o t 
Benny William, watchman, Potter, s of French o t 
Benny Margaret, seamstress, Salisbury n side, w of 

Harford run o t 
Benseman John Frederick, agent, 48 s Frederick st 
Benson Peter, clerk, 75 Liberty, near Sarat"^ga st 
Benson Charles, sea captain, dw Mulberry s side, w 

oi Calvert st 

Benson Joseph, cooper, se cor New st and Long al. 
Benson mrs. Elizabeih, fiancy store, 65 e Baltimore 
Benson Samuel, merchant tailor, 68 e Baltimore 
Beuson m!s. Mary, beam;!^tress, 8 Pot er f '^ide o t 
Benson John P. accountant. Green, s of Mulberry st 



Director, 1829. 



tBenson Edw, labourer, Jefferson, w of Aisquith o t 
tBenson Mary, laundress, Apple alley /j? 
toenson John, steward, Short st. near Short alley o t 
Benteen Henry, grocer, Forest, s of French st ot 
Bentley Baker, brass founder; Fawn st. e of High 
Benton Elijah, N Howard, e side, s of Richmond st 
Bentzell Frederick, coppersmith, dw 9 Commerce st 
Bernard mrs Mary, seamstress, s High w side, n of 
Stiles st 

Bernard mrs. Christiana, manufacturer of silk buttons, 

cord, tassels, and lace of every colour, Saratoga 

N side, w of Park st 
Berrett Joseph, farmer. Franklin, e of Cove st 
Berry John, fruiterer, Low s side, w of Potter st o t 
Berry Benjamin F. lumber merchant, Light st wharf, 

near Barre, dw Lee near Sharp st 
Berry mrs. Mary Ann, boarding house, Pratt s side, 

E of Charles st 
Berry Horatio, h carpenter, G German, w of Green 
Berry Chr. Lancaster e side, , near Bond st /p 
Berry J. and T. L. patent fire brick manufacturers 
Berry John, of the firm of J. and T. L. Berry, dw 

13S Sharp st 

Berry Thomas L. of the firm of J. and T. L. Berry, 

dw 144 Sharp st 
Berry mrs. Elizabeth, corner of Lee and Sharp sts 
Berry miss Mary, George st. w of Pennsylvania av 
Berry John, carpenter, Gt German, w of Green st 
fBerry H. laundress, Uhler's al. near Hanover st 
fBerry James, barber, 23 s Calvert st 
fBerry James, drayman, Mechanics^ st. rear of n 

High w side, n Gay o t 
fBerry Wm. ropemaker. Cross, w of William stfh 
fBerry James, barber. Hill n side, e of Sharp 
fBerry Diana, laundress, Potter, n of Douglass st o t 
Berry man John, clerk, dw Franklin n side, e of Pine 
Berry man John, blacksmith. Bond, s of Wilk f p 
f Berryman Charles, labourer, Grape al. near Wagon 
Bersch Henry, tailor, sw corner of Pitt and High st 
Berteau Nicholas, Pinkney s side, w of Bond/j) 
C 2r 



BIL 



MatcheWs Baltimore 



Bertrand John, barber, Market space, f p 
Besse Lieut. John, Ann, 12 n of Thames st/p 
Betson Rachael, fruit store,|30 Hanover st. 
Betton Jane, mantuamaker, 64 Bond stfp 
Betts Henry T. Gough e side, n of Stiles st o t 
Betts Solomon, flour merchant, 93 Bowley's wharf, 

dw 27 St.'Paul's st 
Betts Mary, grocer, cor of Fleet and Ann sts / p 
Betts Adam, barber, Forest, 1 door s of Hillen si ot 
Betterton G. coachmaker, s Howard e side, s of 

Pratt, dw 98 Pratt st 
Bevan Richard, grocer, 77 Hanover st 
Bevan William, grocery and liquor store, kvv corner 

of St PauPs and Hamilton sts 
Bevan Thomas, sea captain, e Pratt, opposite the 

Eastern Fountain 
Bevan Horatio, stone cutter. Garden, near Biddle st 
Bevan Samuel, cabinetmaker, 33 w Pratt st 
Beveridge John, tailor. Eager alley, n of Saratoga 
Bian Mary, 4 Wilks st fp 

Biays R. waterman, Dock alley, near Balderston st 
Biays James, ship chandler, 41 Thames st./p 
Bickley Samuel, boot & shoemaker, 60 C M space 
fBickwith Ephraim, whitewasher, M^Clellan st w 

side, s of Fayette st 
Biddle Abraham, cordwainer, 11 n Liberty, dw, 

Richmond st near the Monument 
Biddle George, cordwainer, Jefferson, e of Aisquith 
Biddle John, chemist, Elbow lane, s side 
Bier Jacob, cashier of Marine Bank, ne corner of 

Second and Gay 
Biers Michael, Cross s side, e of William st fh 
Biles Samuel, east side of York av o i 
Biggard mrs. Margaret, Pitt, n side, e of Aisquith ot 
Biggen James, stone mason, Potter, s of French st o t 
Biggs Alexander, victualler. Union alley, n side, e 

of Eden st o t 
Biggs John, weaver. Mulberry ext. w of Cove st. 
Billater Clark, labourer ,Shakspeare, w of Market fp 

£8 



Director^ 1829. 



Billingslea Bennett M. dry goods merchant, 25 n 
Howard st 

tBillingsly Henry, Chestnut alley, e of Pine st 
Billington James, cabinetmaker, East, n of Pitt o t 
Billmyer Jacob, shoemaker, East n of Hillen sto t 
Billson John, plasterer, Pearl, s of Lexington st 
Binyon Thomas, carter, corner of Washington and 
Fleet sts/ p 

Birbine Charles, fisherman, Cross, e of William //i 
Birch Wm. jun» firm of Judlin & Birch, dw Wine al 
near Light 

Birch William, paper hangings manufacturer, 27 n 
Howard st 

Birckhead Hugh, of the firm of Henry Payson & Co. 

dw N- Charles w side, s of Barnet st 
Brickhead Solomon, M. D. n Charles, n of Saratoga 
Birckhead Christopher, mariner, Gough s side, \v of 

Bond st f p 

Bird Henry, of the firm of Neff and Bird, dw Holli- 

day E side, s of the Museum 
Birkey Thomas, merchant, cor of Howard and Lex- 
ington, dsv Pearl w side, of Saratoga st 
Biscoe mrs. Rebecca, fancy store, 51 e Baltimore st 
Biscoe Samuel, pilot. East, 2 doors from Pitt si o t 
Biscoe Wm. pilot, Bank n side, w of Bond / p 
Bishop Richard R. painter and glazier, Wolf w side, 

N of Lancaster st / p 
Bishop mrs. Elizabeth, Ann, s of Alisanna st fp 
fBishop Perry, carter. Welcome alley, w of Sharp st 
fBishop Risden, labourer, Barre, e of Howard st 
Bissell mrs. Mary, cor of Guest st. & Hamstead hill 
Bissell mrs. Eliza, milkseller, Hamstead hill 
Bisset Thomas, watchman, Conway, e of Eutaw st 
Bivins David, huckster, New near Paca st 
Bixler David, tobacconist, 57 n Howard st^ 
Black John, sailmaker, Happy alley, s ofWilks fp 
Black Samuel, trader, Bishop's alley w side o t 
Black Vachel, potter, Eutaw near Spring Gardens 
Black Thomas, flour merchant, 30 Howard st 



BLO 



MatchetPs Baltimore 



tBlack Aaron, blacksmith^ Cross, e of William stfh 
Blackburn Thomas, boot and shoemaker, Frederick, 
N of Pratt St 

fBlackston Wm. labourer, Potter, n of Gay st o ^ 
Blackwood Joseph, carpet warehouse, 188| w Bal- 
timore St. dw 84 Sharp st 
Blades mrs. Elizabeth, shop keeper, ne cor of Wash- 
ington and Wilk sts / p 
Blades George, constable, e Baltimore, w of Spring 
Blair James, grocer, flour and feed store, Pennsyl- 
vania av. w side, near St Mary's st 
Blair James, justice of peace, office, Eutaw e side, 

N of Lexington st 
Blair mrs. Elizabeth, George, s side, e of Pine st 
Blake mrs. Catharine, s Exeter, near Salisbury o t 
Blake Thomas, carter, n Calvert, near Franklin st 
Blake John, weaver, Lerew's alley, near Richmond st 
Blake mrs. Mary, Biddle alley n side, w of Ross st 
tBlake Levin, Spring Eside, near Wilk st/p 
fBlake Isaac, carter, cor of Wolf and Bank sts/p 
tBlake Mary, laundress, cor of Ann and Bank sts/p 
fBlake MoseSj labourer. Chestnut alley w of Pearl pi 
tBlake Frisby, labourer, Davis, s of Bath st 
tBlake Payton, waiter, Lt Hughes, vv of Hanover st 
Elakely Wm. victualler, Pitt, e of Eden sio t 
Blanch Milcah, seamstress, 11 Potter st o f 
Blanch Thomas, cane mounter, Painter's Court, w 

side, s of Pitt st o t 
Blaney mrs. Sarah, Crook's back row, Monument st 
Blaylar Abraham, carpenter, Howard, s of Conway 
Bleakley Matthew, tavern keeper, Horse market 
Bleek Wm. B. teacher. Bond near Pinkney st/p 
-Blenkinsop Peter, bookseller, George st. n side, w 

of Pennsylvania av 
Bliden mrs. Sarah, tavern keeper, Horse Market 
Blinsinger George M. baker, 132 n Eutaw st 
Blizzard mrs. Rebecca, sw cor of New st. & Long al 
Blizzard mrs. Ruth, sw cor of New st and Longal 
Block Meekley, clerk, 60 n Exeter, s of Low st o f 

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Director, 1829. 



BOL 



Block mrs. Elizabeth, mantua maker, corner of East 

and Forest sts o t 
Blythe Samuel, stage driver, Gt German, wof Green 
fBoadley S. scovvman, Salisbury w of Harford run 
tBoadley Anthony, labourer, vv Fayette, e of Pine st 
Boarman Ignatius, house carpenter, George, e of Pine 
Boarman George, carpenter, Franklin row, w of 

Chatsworth st 
tBoarman Jacob, porter, 95 Pitt st o f 
fBoarman Geo. cordwainer. Potter, n of Douglass o t 
Bobart Charles C. cordwainer, 9 Wilk st/p 
Bockemiller William, tanner, North st. adjoining 

Appold's tan yard 
Boden Francis, weaver, Monument st. near n Gay 

ext. t 

Boden James, weaver, Monument, near n Gay ext o t 
Bodley John, Pitt n side, e of Eden st ot 
Bodman John, Eutaw w side, n of Lombard st 
Boehm Charles G. confectioner and importer of Ger- 
man toys, 168 w Baltimore st 
Boggs Wm. dry goods merchant, 157 w Baltimore st 
Boggs Harmanus, dry goods merchant, 1T3| w Bal- 
timore St. dw s Charles e side, near Baltimore 
Boggs James, farmer, Harford av w side o t 
Boggs John & Co. commission merchants, 10 Spear's 
wharf 

Boggs Alexander L. of the firm of John Boggs & Co. 

dw E Baltimore s side, e of Exeter st o f 
Boggus Robert S. boot and shoemaker, 9 s Calvert, 

dw Franklin, two doors above Pearl st 
Bohen James, carpenter, Henrietta, wof Light st 
Bohn Jacob, clerk, 126 n Howard st 
m Bokee William, teacher, Eager al. n of Saratoga st 
Bokee John C. clerk. East, e of Baltimore st o t 
Bolden Roger, carpenter, nw corner Lt. Pleasant st. 

and College alley 
Bolden James, carter. Fleet, w of Market st/ p 
tBolen Matthew, painter, Chapel all. s of Mulberry 
Bolgiano George W. grocer, 61 n Gay st o ^ 
Bollman George, baker, sw cor of Hillen & Potter o t 

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MatcheWs Baltimore 



Bolte John, commission merchant. Potter st. w side, 

near n Gay o t 
Bolton mrs. Mary, 68 Market st e side 
Boltome Thomas, ladies' shoemaker, corner of Union 

and Ross st 
Boman Sarah, tutoress, 76 e Bond st/p 
Bombargar Wm. shoemaker, 48 n Frederick st 
tBonaparte John, barber, Hanover, n of Camden st 
Bond Barnet, carter, Gough st. near Harford run 
Bond Joseph, Peace alley, near Charles st 
Bond & Howland, doctors, Lombard, e of Sharp st 
Bond Philip, Hillen, two doors s of Ensor st ot 
Bond J. machinist. Monument st. Crook's back row 
Bond Thomas, carter, sw cor of Douglass & Forest 
Bond Thomas, tailor, 124 n Exeter, s of Hillen o t 
Bond Michael, carter, Gt German, near Cove st 
Bond Thomas J. tailor, Aisquith, s of Holland st o t 
Bond Calais, gardener, Ensor ext. near Harford av o t 
Bond James, huckster, Granby, w of Albermarle o t 
Bond Lambert W. merchant tailor, 24 e Pratt st 
Bond Benjamin, teller in the Franklin bank of Balti- 
more, dw Exeter, e side, s of Pratt st 
iBond Sandy, waiter, Fayette, w oi Pearl st 
tBond Washington, labourer, Pitt, e of Aisquith st o t 
tBond S. carter, William st. rear of Cross/ h 
f Bond A. labourer, Garden st. near the old Alms house 
Bonday James, wharfinger, s Fleet st/p 
Bonfield mrs. Cassandra, Siiakspeare, e of Bond f p 
Bonn A. & J. tobacconist, 22 Pratt 
Bonn Anthony, firm of A. J Bonn, dw 60s Sharp 
Bonn Joseph, firm of A. & J. Bonn, dw 60 s Sharp 
Bennefin Nicholas, commission merchant, 4 Com- 
merce, dw Asquilh, w side s of Holland 
Bonner John, S. bay trader, 4 Painter^'s Court al o t 
Bonnet Joseph, matrass maker, 59 C M space 
Bonsai Robert, printer, Light n of Henrietta fh 
Bor^kbultz Jos. victualler, s Charles st w of Sugar al 
Bookhurst Francis, boot aud shoemaker. Potter E 

side N of Douglass o t 
pookman Joseph, cooper, 60 Harrison 



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Director, 1829. 



BOS 



Bool Henry W. bookseller, book and general auc- 
tioneer, 60 Baltimore 
Boon mrs Rhoda, Strawberry al near Pinkney st/p 
Boon Ste}3hen, waterman, Holland s side n of Har- 
ford run t 

Boon J. H. D. chair maker, Holland near Aisquith o f 
Boon Benjamin T. cordwainer, Lee w of Light 
tBoon Fanny, Laundress, Ensor o t 
fBoon Paul, labourer, Biddle al w of Ross 
fBoon Benjamin, carter, Run al s of Lexington st 
fBoon Edward, labourer, Tyson st near Tyson al 
fBoon Benj. labourer, Strawberry al s of Pinkney/p 
f Boos John, labourer, Lerew's al near Franklin 
Booth mrs. Margaret, nursery, w Baltimore s side 

near the bridge 
Booth Joseph, upholsterer, Harford run e side e 

Baltimore/ p 

Booth drayman, s Exeter e side n of Ne- 
cessity al J 
Booth Francis, fancy store, 78| E Baltimore 
Booth & Brooks, dry goods and variety store, 255 

w Baltimore 
Booth Robert, huckster, Ensor, w of East 
Booth Joseph, boot and shoemaker, cor Camden and 
Charles 

f Booth William, Lerew's al e side near Franklin 
tBooth Joshua, caulker, Strawberry al near Wilk f p 
Bootman mrs. Mary, ^ w cor of Bond and Bank / p 
Booze Jas. tavern keeper, 77 McEiderry's wharf 
Booze Benj. ship carpenter, EJen n of Gough / p 
Boozer George, potter, Pitt e of Harford run 
Borgelt John, carpenter, Wagon al e of Eutaw 
tBorgoin Gustavus,gardner, Caroline, nearGough/p 
Borland Thomas, flour and produce merchant, 6 

Franklin, dw Eutaw n of Franklin 
Bose William, firm of Dobbin, Murphy & Bose, 

dw HolHday st opposite the theatre 
Bosley James, merchant, Fayette e of Calvert 
Bosley Clement, boot and shoemaker^ V/ ater near 

Gay, dw se corner of Front and Low o t 

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Bosley James E, jusUce of peace, 38 Second, dw 

20 E Baltimore /p 
Boss Adam, baker, 183 Bond /p 
Boss Johi 5 Carpenter, Bank near Market, / p 
Bossiere Joseph S. sea captain, dw Charles vv side 

N of Saratoga 
Bostick William, dealer in cattle, Hamstead/ p 
Boston Jesse, boot and shoemaker, 56 Bond/ p 
Boston Chas. carpenter, cor of Wilk st Happy al/p 
Boston Jacob, hatter, Temple n of Baltimore o f 
fBoston Daniel, waiter, s Charles e side near Hill 
tBoston George, drayman, Saratoga ext. w of Cove 
tBoston Charles, sawyer, B»ddle w of Ross 
fBoston Jane, laundress, Wagon al w of Howard 
tBoston Maria, wiiite washer, Hanover n of Hill 
tBoston Daniel, carter, Busy al near Sharp st 
IBoston Robert, Conway s side e of Sharp 
iBoston Valentine, waterman, rear of Williamyp 
Boswell mrs. A. grocery, ne cor of Sharp <!^' Barre 
Bottoman Richard, barber, 21h Wilk / p 
Bouchet Michael, cutler, Gay opposite Shot Tower 
Bouge Robert, miller, e W ater near Lloyd o t 
Bouis John, lamp manufacturer and tin plaie worker, 

106 Baltimore 
Bouldin Alexander, surveyor, 12 HoUiday 
Bouldin Jehu, county surveyor, dw Bell Air road, 

office cor of Holliday st and Orange al 
Boulden Alex. S. commission merchant, 22 Light st 

wharf, dw Conway 
Bouns James R. boot and shoemaker, 39 n High of 
Boury Joseph, confectioner, distiller of cordial and 

importer of German toys, 17 e Baltimore 
tBouser Moses, drayman. Busy al e of Hanover 
Bowdle mrs. Sarah, Salisbury, near Lloyd o t 
Bowen mrs Ruthy, Franklin ext. w of Chatsworth 
Bowen Oswald, carpenter, Munroe e of Eden o t 
Bowen James, labourer, Orleans near Short o t] 
Bowen mrs. Nancy, Happy al n of Lancaster sifp 
Bowen mrs. Mary, 8 Fleet / p 
Bowen Rich, boot & shoemaker. Water e of High o t 

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Bowen E. P. carter, Paca e side of Franklin 
Bowen Cath. 80 n High s of Low 
Bowen Ephraim, Mercer s side e of Light 
tBowen Ghas. labourer, Chesnut al w of Pearce st 
tBowen Simon, labourer, Chamberlain al e of Eutaw 
tBowen Peter, carter, Low w of Asquith o t 
tBowen John, drayman, Harford run n of Holland o t 
Bower D?^vid, Strawberry al w side near Pratt 
Bower David, blacksmith. Park near Fayette 
Bowers George, cordwainer, M'Elderry, n side w 

of Harford run o t 
Bowers J. victualler, Saratoga w of Cove 
Bowers J. well digger, Ensor, near soap factory o t 
Bowers Martin, n Gay e side near Potter o t 
Bowers mrs. C. cor of Harford and York avs o t 
Bowers mrs. Eve, Ensor, n side near Harford av o f 
Bowers Frederick, carter, Lee s side w of Light 
fBowsers Everhart, shopkeeper, Saratoga w of Cove 
fBowers Charles, labourer, Forrest w of Douglass of 
fBowers James, labourer, Dutch al near Park st 
fBowerman H. N. 15 Light st whf dw 11 Hanover 
iBowersox George A. constable, Saratoga, w of Pine 
fBowling Gabriel, labourer, Hill e of Hanover 
I tBowling John, labourer. Busy al near Sharp st 
I Bowser Wm. painter, cor of Caroline ^ Bayard o t 
i fBowser Benj. labourer, Guilford al e of Charles st 
fBowser Henry, Sawyer, Spring near Wilk/ p 
fBowser Moses, drayman. Mulberry e of Pearl 
fBowser Robert, sawyer, 51 South 
Boyce Charles, grocery, cor of Park and Lexington 
■Boyd Peter, tallow chandler and soap manufacturer, 
1 Still House, dw 8 Albermarle o t 
! Boyd Joseph, hatter, 15 Grant 
j Boyd Samuel, house carpenter e Baltimore n side e 
of Spring /p 
Boyd John, oyster and porter cellar, 11 South, dw 

Lovely lane e of Calvert 
Boyd John L., house carpenter, Ensor extended, e 

side near Madison 
Boyd mrs. Ann, HoUiday opposite the theatre 

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Boyd Dennis, tobacco inspector, state warehouse 1 , 

Dug-an's wharf, dw 86 Sharp 
Boyd William, carter n Howard, s of Richmond 
Boyd miss Elizabeth, 23 vv Fayette 
Boyd Joseph, clerk, Lombard near Hanover 
Boyd Reuben T. tailor, Little German, n side be-^ 

tween Hanover and Sharp 
Boyd mrs Margaret, wp near Mulberry extended 
Boyd James P. w Baltimore s side w of Cove 
Boyd John O. dry goods merchant, 43 e Baltimore 
Boyd 4" Higgins, apothecaries and druggists, 221 w 

Baltimore 

Boyd Jeremiah, of the firm of Boyd and Higgins, 

dw over 248 w Baltimore 
Boyd John, sail maker, Gough near Spring /p 
Boye mrs Ann, Paca w side s of New 
Boyer Philip, lumber merchant, Oliver's wharf, w 

of the City Block, dw York av w side o t See 

advertisement 

Boyer Jacob, merchant, ne cor e Pratt Albermarlc 
Boyer John, fisherman, Conway wof Eutaw 
fBoyer Tobias, porter, Short n of Orleans 
Boyes mrs Jane, 47, Fleet s side / p 
Boyle William K. superintendent of sweeps, dw 32 
Mulberry 

Boyle John, currier, French near n High o t 
Boyle & Stewart, grocers, Ensor ext near Madison o t 
Boyle Edw'd, porter and oyster house, 10 n Liberty 
Boyle Hugh, merchant, 1 Spear's wharf, dw Plea- 
sant between St. PauPs and Charles 
Boyle John, French al near Charles st extended 
Boyle Mayt, Spring w side near Wilk/p 
BozerMary, huckster, 51 NHigh o t 
Bradbury Stephen, rigger, Shakespeare n side wof 
Market / p 

tBraddock Henry, drayman, Camden, e of Eutaw 
Bradenbaugh Jacob, cordwamer, Bank e of Harford 
run 

Braden William, drayman, Saratoga, w of Howard 
Braden Joseph, printer, 23 Comet ot 

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JHrPctor, 18£9. BRA. 

Bradeiibaugh nirs. Ca harine, ^faratoga w of Gay 
Bradeabaugh John, clerk, d vv 14 Low s side o t 
Bradford & Cooch. merchants and agents for the sale 

of Dupoiil's powder, 7 Bowley's wharf 
Bradford John, of the fiini of Bradford & Cooch, 

dvv St. Paul's near Franklin 
Bradford rars Mary, cor of Castle al and Fleet st/p 
Bradford John, miller, 1 Cable, dw St. Paul's ext 
fBradford James, labourer, s High n of Stiles o t 
fBradford Fanny, laundress, Short near Orleans o t 
Bradley James, teacher. Potter s of French o t 
Bradley James, grocer, Saratoga extended 
Bradley Patrick, labourer, 5 Block 
fBradley Samuel, labourer, Eutavv Nof Franklin 
fBradley Rebecca, laundress, Dutch al betvv Park 

and Liberty sts 
Bradshaw mrs. Ann, tutoress, 98 n High e side 
Bradshavr Richard, tavern and oyster house, 3 Cen- 
tre Market space 
Bradshaw mrs. Mary, Rock w side s of Saratoga 
Bradshaw James, weaver, Peace al vv of Pine 
Brady mrs. Ann, grocery, Harford o t 
Brady James, Bank n side w of Wolf / p 
Brady Sam'l, dry goods & grocery store, 77 n Gay o t 
Brady mrs. Mary, seamstress. East w of Douglass o t 
Brady Patrick, grocery se cor of Gay & Potter o t 
Brady Samuel, painter, Eden, bet Bank <^ Gough / p 
Brady mrs Mary, Holland s of Harford run o t 
Brady Michael S. Frederick e side n of Pratt 
Brand David W. furrier Green e side s of Baltimore 
Brandt William, carpenter, s Eden near Bank 
Brandt Jacob, tobacco merchant, dw Conway, n side 
w of Eutaw 

Brannan John, coach smith and spring maker, 74 
Harrison 

Brannan ^ Bixler, produce and grocery store, 22| 
N Howard 

Brannan Patrick, drayman, cor of Wilk st Apple al 
Brannan Bernard, paver, Davis e side s of Bath 
Brannan Patrick, drayman, cor of Ross in St. Mary 



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Brannan Michael, grocer, se cor of Bath and Davis st 
Bi anuainan, George, lahourer. East n of Ensor o t 
BraunuQi John, coidwainer, Gough, e of Eden st 
Branson Joseph, inspector of customs, dw Fayette 

3 doors w of Pine st 
Branson William, iS2 w Baltimore, dw vv Baltimore 

s side E of Cove st 
Brant James, grocer, vv Fayette, bet George & Pearl 
Bratt John, firm of Watchman and Bratt, dw nw cor. 

of Johnson and Gt Hughes st. foot of/ A 
Brauns and Focke, importers of German goods, 197 

w Baltimore st 
Brawner Elizabeth, Potter e side, n of Gay st o i 
Brawner Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 17 n Gay o t 
Breckenridge Rev. J. jun. pastor of the Second Pres- 
byterian Church, dw e Baltimore, near Lloyd ot 
Bremaker Francis, victualler, Pennsylvania av w side 

near Preston st 
Brenan Thomas B. agent, dw Ross, n of Hoffman st 
Brenneiser John G. carpet weaver, Baltimore st. w of 

Booth's Gardens 
Brenton R. H. carpenter, Exeter n of b Baltimore'o t 
Brevitt Joseph, M. D. 74 n High st 
Brevitt mrs. Elizabeth, Conway, w of Hanover st 
Brewer Daniel, grocer, cor of Pratt and Caroline /p 
Brewer Elias, tavern keeper, 5 Fish Market space 
Brewer Nich tavern keeper. Water, w of Concord st 
Brewer mrs. Mary, Eager alley, n of Mulberry st 
Brewer Lewis, victualler, York av e side o t 
Brian Chr. blacksmith, Montgomery, e of Charles 
Brian Jacob, wheelwright, 65 Harrison st 
Briant mrs. Isabella C. milliner, 27| e Baltimore st 
Brice John, commission merchant, Second st. oppo- 
site Col. Tenant, dw Calvert, near w Saratoga 
Brice Henry, justice of the peace, cor of Pratt and 

Charles, dw Franklin n side, e of Pine st 
Brice Nicholas, chief judge of Baltimore City Court, 

dw corner of Franklin and St Paul's sts 
Brice George H. attorney at law, Masonic Hall 
tBrice Susan, Low st ext. near Aisquith o t 

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tBrice Philip, labourer, Sarah Ann, vv end 

tBrice Isaac, hackdriver, Chalsvvorlh, n of Franklin 

Bridener Martin, 33 Bond n end /p 

Bridge mrs. Tyson's alley, near Falls turnpike 

fBridge H. labourer, Harford run, n of Orleans ot 

Bridges John S. confectioner, 139 w Baltimore, dw 

21s Charles st 
Bridges William, fruiterer and confectioner, 217 w 

Baltimore st 
Briggs mrs, Ann, seamstress, 113 n Exeter o t 
Briggs mrs. Margaret W. East, s of Hillen st o t 
Briggs George, painter, Harford av w side o t 
tBriggs Polly, Tenfoot alley, near Eden stfp 
tBright Sarah, laundress, Lerew's al. s of Franklin st 
tBrightman Rebecca, laundress, Saratoga, e of Pearl 
tBrightman John, cabinetmaker, corner of Eutaw st 

and Dutch alley 
tBrightman Henry, drayman. Pine, n of Fayette st 
Brill Daniel, French alley, near Charles st 
Briscoe Wm. collector, Dutch alley, w of Howard 
Briscoe and Segafoose, grocers, 1 14 n Howard, and 

33 Market st/p 
Briscoe James, commission merchant, office over 13 

Light st wharf, dw s Paca near Pratt st 
Briscoe mrs. Mary, boarding house, 15 n Frederick 
Briscoe mrs. Elizabeth, e Water, e of Exeter st o t 
tBriscoe Jacob, labourer. Bishop's alley Eside ot 
tBriscoe Jos. labourer, Guilford al. near Charles st 
^Briscoe Nathan, cooper, Bank, near Spring st o t 
'I'Brister Susan, seamstress. Pearl, s of Saratoga st 
^Brister David, porter. Forest, s of Orleans st o ^ 
tBristol Jane, Caroline, w side, n of Pratt st / p 
Britt Severn, cordwainer, Ross s side, w of Eutaw 
Brittenton Mary, laundress, Strawberry alley w side, 

N of Gough stfp 
Britton mrs. Mary P. seed and herb dealer, Temple 

E side, near Pitt st o i 
Broadbent Wm. knitting and sewing cotton manufac- 
tory, Gay opposite Shot Tower 

Broadis , hatter, over 21 Commerce st 

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Broadrick Jeremiah, bay trader, Barre, e of Sharp 
Brochus Peter, ropemaker, corner of Pinkney st and 

Apple alley /jp 
fBrogden Elisha, labourer, Pierce, near Cove st 
fBrogden Zach. hack driver, East n of Douglass ot 
fBrogden Austin, drayman Pearl, n of Fayette st 
fBrogden W. labourer, Carpenter's al. near Eutaw st 
Bromley Lewis, tavern keeper, 7 Centre M. space 
BromwellWm. dry goods merchant, 155 w Baltimore 
Bromwell Edvv. carter, Fleet st. near Castle alley /p 
Bromwell Jacob, n Gay ext near Aisquilh st o t 
Brookhart Jacob, proprietor of the Hay Scales ta- 
vern, NW corner of Forest and French sts 
Brooks Robert, blacksmith, Lombard, e of Paca st 
Brooks Isaac, iron merchant, 74 s Calvert st. dw n 
Front st f 

Brooks William, merchant, 78 s Calvert, Aw n Front, 

E side, near Pitt st o t 
Brooks Jonathan, carpenter. Park near Richmond 
Brooks Nathan C. teacher, 53 n Exeter o t 
Brooks Walter, cordwainer. East, 2 doors from Pitt 
Brooks Samuel, labourer. Monument st. Crook's 

back row o t 

Brooks Michael, shop keeper, 40 n Charles st ^ 
Brooks Joseph R. wood corder, 59 s High st o t 
Brooks Henry, tailor, Albermarle, e of Pratt stot 
fBrooks Jane, Strawberry alley, near Gough st/p 
fBrooks George, sawyer. Strawberry alley, e side n 

of Gough st/ p 
fBrooks B. labourer, Welcome alley, near Hanover st 
fBrooks John, carpenter, Conway, e of Hanover st 
JBrooks Benj. labourer, 17 w Lexington st 
Broom, Thos. ship carpenter, Fleet st e of Happy al 
Broom Henry, comb factory, 8 n Gay st 
Broom mrs. Catharine, Saratoga n side, w of Rock st 
fBroom Benj. cordwainer, Busy alley, e of Sharp st 
Broon Henry, rigger, 22 Wilk st/ p 
Brosi John, baker, 67 n Liberty, near Wagon alley 
Brotherton mrs. Blanch, n Exeter, s of Pitt st o ^ 
Brotherton capt. T. W. Pinkney, e of Spring/ p 

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Broughton Isaac, carpenter, Upton n side, near the 
Missionary Church, o t 

Brower Daniel R. proprietor of the Coffee house Ho- 
tel, 38 South St 

Brown J. deputy keeper of the Maryland Penitenti- 
ary, dvv York av w side 

Brown Charles, tavern keeper, Thames st n side/ p 

Brown Jacob, cabinet maker, Aisquith, near iVPEl- 
derry st o t 

Brown George, deputy keeper of the Penitentiary, 
Harford avenue, s side, o t 

Brown Robt. jeweller, watchmaker, and fancy goods 
merchant, n Gay e side, near High st o ^ 

Brown Uria, academist, e Baltimore, w of Exeter of 

Brown David, potter, nw corner of Exeter and Sa- 
lisbury sts t 

Brown mrs. Rose, 28 Holliday st 

Brown Alex'rand Sons, merchants, 1,28 Baltimore st 

Brown George, firm of A. Brown 4 Sons^ dw Holli- 
day st 

Brown Alexander, firm of A Brown ^ Sons,dw Hol- 
liday St. opposite the Theatre 

Brown Stewart, merchant, O'Domiell's wharf, dw 44 
Court! and st 

Brown and Mister, merchants, 14 Light st wharf 
Brown John G. of the firm of Brown and Mister, dw 

Hanover near Lee st 
Brown James, fisherman, rear of William e side//i 
Brown Enoch, carpenter, s Charles st. near Sugar al 
Brown Joseph, cooper, is H^oward, near Franklin st 
Brow^n Peter, cordwainer, nw corner of Eutaw st 

and Peace alley 
Brown Moses, Henrietta, n side, e of Charles st 
Brown George I. secretary of the Baltimore and Sus- 
quehanna Rail Road Co. dw Gay w side, k of 
Fayette st 

Brown Abel, victualler. Bottle alley, e of Howard st 
Brown John, labourer. Peace alley, e of Eutaw st 
Brown James, tailor, 38 Water, e of Commerce st 
Brown mrs, Rachaei, Mulberry, w of Faca st 

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Matchetfs Baltimore 



Brown Edward, labourer, Ross n side, near Saint 
Mary's st 

Brown John, carpenter, Union, e of Pennsylvania av 
Brown Benj. skin dresser, Dutch alley, between Park 

and Liberty sts 
Brown John, Wagon alley, e of Howard st 
Brow^n Wm. grocer, sw corner of Franklin and Paca 
Brown R. P. of the firm of M'Kee and Brown, dw 

Lexington, w of St. Paul's st 
Brown Michael, sea captain, 27 Block st/p 
Brown Sylvester, tavern keeper, 13 Bond st/p 
Brown Jesse, mate. Bond w side, near Gough st/p 
Brown Thomas, w^heelwright, Bond near Pinkney, 

dw 29 Fleet st/p 
Brown Garrett, dry goods merchant, 21 Market / p 
Brown mrs. Charlotte, n end Happy alley f p 
Br^w^n mrs. Catharine, Strawberry alley, w side, 

near Gough st/p 
Brown John, carpenter, Pinkney, w of Caroline/p 
Brown mrs, Catharine, earthenware store, 113 n 

High st t 

Brown Catharine, proprietress of pottery, corner of 
High and Pratt sts. dw^ 113 n High st o t 

Brown David, machinist, Monument st. Crook's back 
row^, t 

Brow^n John, tanner and currier^ dw" Hull's lane, is 

side, w of Aisquith st. o i 
Brown Robert S. whip manufacturer, Granby n side, 

E of High st t 
Brow'n mrs, Emma, dry goods store, 55 Harrison st 
Brown John, city bailiff, Holliday, s of Pleasant st 
Brown mrs. Sarah, fancy dress maker, St PauPs, e 

side, s of Saratoga st 
Brow^n James, oyster house, under Hugh Gelston's, 

corner of Charles and Baltimore sts 
Brown John G. merchant, dw Hanover, n of Hill st 
Brown Charles, market master, du^ 90 s Sh^trp st 
Brown mrs. Eliza, tailoress, 77 n Liberty si 
Brown John, hack driver, Park st. n of Wagon al 
Brown Samuel, carter, Richmond, e of Park st 

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Brown Benj. wheelwright, Paca, n of Franklin st 
Brown Gideon, blacksmith, York, e of Charles st 
Brown Erasmus, tavern keeper, Pratt w of Green 
Brown Elizabeth, laundress, Ruxton, w of Light st 
Brown mrs. Ann, grocery and feed store. Second n 

side, w of Centre Market space 
Brown Reuben, grocer, Fayette st. near Run alley 
Brown John T. plane manufacturer, 12 w Lexington 
Brown Richard, Dutcli alley, w of Howard st 
Brown Wm. grocer, Franklin extended, w of Chats- 
worth st 

Brown Elizabeth, Pinkney st. near Strawberry al/p 
Brown Jacob S. carpenter, George, e of Pine st 
Brown Jehu, pile driver, sw corner of Spring and L. 

Hamstead,/p 
^Brown Charles, sawyer, 34 Happy alley 
JBrown Hannah, laundress, n of Union alley o t 
JBrown J. drayman, n Exeter e side o t 
JBrown Jacob, labourer, Salisbury is side, near Har- 
ford run t 

|Brown Nicholas, labourer. Union st. e of Penn'a av 
JBrown John, labourer. Grape alley, s of Wagon ai 
JBrown Violet, laundress. Bond e side/jj 
JBrown John H. labourer, s Charles near Hill st 
JBrown Wm. labourer. Sharp near Lexington st 
1 Brown Perry, labourer, Guilford al. e of Charles st 
.tBrown Jacob, labourer, Peace al w of Howard st 
P JBrown Joshua, porter, Carpenter's al. near Paca st 
JBrown Ann, laundress, Saratoga ext. e of Cove st 
IBrown Edmund, sawyer, Chapel, s of Mulberry st 
JBrown Flora, Moore's lane, rear of Ross st n side 
JBrown Henry, paver. Union, w of Ross st 
JBrown Jeremiah, blacksmitb, Centre st, near the 
Monument 

JBrown James, labourer. Wagon al. W of Park st 
JBrow^n Edwin, drayman, w Baltimore, e of Booth's 

Nursery 

JBrown Rebecca, cook shop. Bond, n of Fleet fp 
JBrown Thomas, drayman, Straw^berry alleys ne^r 
Gough st/jp 

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JBrovvii Henrietta, laundress, 49 Exeter sVot 
tBrovvn Frasices, laundress. Potter, n ofGayst o t 
;!;BrovTn Reuben, labourer,East st. n of Halfmoon al 
jBrovvn Frances, laundress, Asquith, n of Orleans ot 
|Brown Philip, waiter, HulPs lane, w of Asquitb, o t 
JBrovvn Nathan, Low, w of Asquitb st o t 
JBrown J. labourer, Lerevv's al. n of Mulberry st 
JBrown Perry, labourer, Necessity alley, n side, 

near Exeter st o ^ 
JBrown Charles, labourer, I?t Hughes, w of Charles 
jBrown Benj. labourer, Barre, near Light st 
JBrown Eliza, shopkeeper. Mercer, near Liglit st 
;|;Brown George, ship carpenter, Hill, e of Charles 
|Brown Jacob, grain carrier, Busy al. near Light st 
JBrown Michael, drayman, Barre, e of Howard st 
JBrown Phoebe, laundress, Fayette st. near Run al 
JBrown Brister, carter, cor of Park lane and Runal 
JBrown Samuel, waiter, Mulberry, e of Pine st 
Browning John W. hardware merchant, nw corner 

of Thames and Market st fp 
Browning Edward, ropemaker, L. Hamstead st. s 

side, E of Spring st./p 
Browning mrs. Ann W. Forest, isr of French st o i 
Browning Levi, ropemaker. Light st extended fh 
Browning Ritson, Sharp w side, s end 
Brownley Joseph M. D. Front st. e of Baltimore o t 
Brownlow John, dyer and finisher, 76 s Frederick 
Bruce Robert, carpenter, s of the Observatory //i 
Bruce and Fisher, dry goods merchants, 223 w Bal- 
timore st 

Bruff Thos. ship carpenter, Washington near Fleet fp 
Brumslead Louisa, laundress, w Baltimore, n side, e 

of Booth's Nursery 
Brundige James, merchant, 83 Bowley's w^harf, dw 

53 Sharp st 

Brundige William, dealer in drugs, oils, paints, dye 
stuffs and chymicals, Cheapside, 4th door from 
Pratt st dw Hanover, between Barre and Lee 

Brune Frederick Wm. merchant, 24 Commerce st. 
dw N Calvert st opposite the City Spring 
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Bruner Elias, cordwainer, Harford av. w side o t 
Bruner Daniel, sugar refiner, dw 97 Sharp st 
Bruner mrs. Thebia, Camdew, w of Howard st 
Bruaner Andrew, sugar refiner. Mulberry, e of Pine 
Bruscup John, tailor, 84 Pitt st o t 
Bruscup Thomas, tailor, 41 n High st o i 
Bryan John, Lt Hughes s side, near Light st 

Bryan mrs. , seannstress, near the Hospital 

Bryan M. labourer, 12 French sr o t 

Bryan rnrs. Susanna, boarding house, ne corner of 

Pleasant and Park sts 
JBryan E. Montgomery, near the Wesleyan Chapel 
ifBryan Solomon, hairdresser, Caroline, near Pratt 
fBryan Sylvia, laundress, 34 n Frederick st 
Bryson Nathan G. justice of the peace, e Baltimore, 

s side, E of Front, dw e Baltimore, w of Har- 
ford run 1 
Bryson John, bricklayer, 98 n Exeter st o ^ 
Bryson J. M. & W. J. merchants, a Gay, s side, e of 

the Bridge o t 
Buchanan J. A. agent for Warren factory, 4 Lorman's 

row, Hanover st. dw nw corner of MoRumeat 

square and n Fayette st 
Buchanan miss Margaret, 27 n Gay st 
Buchanan James M. attorney at law, 12 Fayette st, 

dw Baltimore county 
Buchanan miss Elizabeth, 35 e Fayette st 
Buchanan R. S. cotton power loom factory, w Pratt 

s sideE of Howard 
fBuchanan J. labourer, Guilford al near Charles st 
Buck & Hedrick, sailmakers, over 81 Smith's wharf 
Buck William labourer, North w side near Bath 
Buck Robert, stove and sheet iron manufactory, 34 

Light, dw Lee near Light 
Buck James, victualler, w Baltimore n side oppo- 

side Booth's nursery * 
Buck John, victualler, e Baltimore extended, n side 

Loudenslager's hill 
Buck John, wood corder, 92 Pitt o t 
Buck Benj. sail maker, dw e Pratt e of Gough/p 

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MatcheWs Baltimore 



Buck mrs. Mary, Caroline near Fleet j p 
Buck James, labourer, Wilk e of Caroline 
Buckingham Joseph, ship carpenter Caroline w side 
near Pratt 

Buckingham Samuel, machinist, 4 Calvert 
Buckingham Isaiah, wheelwright, Paca s of Franklin 
Buckingham Levi, carpenter, wagon al vv of Park st 
Buckler Humphrey, 15 Front o t 
Buckler John, M. D. 20 w Fayette 
Buckley Harry, commission merchant, dw Pitt w of 
High t 

Buckley James, potter, Hillen, w of Forrest o t 
Buckley Henry, tin plate worker, cor of n Gay and 
Front t 

fBudd Julius, w^aiter, Rock s of Sarotoga 

tBudd Julius, white washer, Ensor near East o t 

Buddy and Colvin, coachmakers, nw cor of s How- 
ard and Pratt 

Buddy John, of the firm of Buddy & Colvin, dw 
Howard, w side Nof Pratt 

Bulger M. drayman, cor of Wagon al and Park st 

Bull Aquila, carpenter, 20 Ann/p 

Bull John, cordwainer, 9 North, dw Davis, near the 
gas factory 

Bull George W. draper and tailor, 158 w Baltimore 

See advertisement 
Bull Isaac, carpenter, Pitt s side w of East o t 
Bull John, cordwainer, Davis, n of Lexington 
Bull Jarrett and Nimrod, produce merchants, 22 

Franklin 

Bull Jarrett dw Eutaw e side, near Franklin 
fBull Abraham Lerew's al near Richmond 
BuUen Henry, waterman, w Falls av n of Pratt 
fBullen Frederick, barber, cor of Pratt and Eutaw 
Bullitt Alexander C. attorney at law, dw 12 Hanover 
Bunce William, merchant in Key West, dw e Wa- 
ter N side E of s Exeter 
Bunch Rachel, Ruxton st n side 
fBunday John, mariner. Sugar al e of Charles st 
tBunning Jacob, porter, Bottle alE of Howard 

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Bunouf John, Tailor, York near Light 

Bunting W. J. shoe and findings store, 64 n Howard 

Bunting John, carpenter, intersection of Constitution 

and Beuren o t 
Buoy Solomon, Hill s side e of Charles 
Burcii Francis, sea captain, Pratt e of Apple al/p 
Burger John, clerk, Upton near Missionary church 

Hardford av 

Burgess Bernard, carter, cor of Wolf and Gough f p 
Burgess mrs. Eliza, Bond w side s of Baltimore 
Burgess Caleb, tailor, Eden w side Nof Gough/ p 
Burgess John, rigger, Lancaster w of Market / p 
Burgess James, cordwainer, 36 East st w side n of 

Half Moon al o I 
Burgess James, boot and shoe maker, Holland s side 

E of Asquith o t 
Burgess Basil, Franklin e of Cove 
fBurgess Alexander, labourer, nw corner of Potter 

st and Half Moon o t 
Burgoine mrs. Ellen, Gough s side wof Bond/p 
Burgoinemrs. Ellizabeth, 8 Happy al/ p 
Burke Isaac, painter, n Howard s of Richmond 
Burke Col. Nicholas, lumber inspector, Richmond w 

side near Tyson 
Burke Joshua, printer. Potter, n of Douglass o t 
Burke Ezekiel, lieutenant of the watch and consta- 
ble, dw York av extended 
Burke David, Harford av o t 
Burke William, 73 Green 

Burke Thomas, labourer, Pratt s side wof Green 
Burke N. tailor, St, Mary's st e of Pennsylvania av 
Burke Francis, M. D. firm of Williams & Burke, of- 
fice in Harrison e side n of Baltimore 
Burke Richard, painter and glazier, 31 w Lexington 
Burke Edward, carter, Montgomery, e of Charles 
fBurke David, labourer, Front st. n of Douglass o t 
fBurke Clement, teacher East s of Douglass 
-fBurke David, labourer Happy al s of Wilk sif p 
fBurke Thomas, caulker, 14 Happy a) e side 
-j-Burke Thomas, stevadore, 10 Happy al f p 

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MatcheWs Baltimore 



tBurke Henry, stevadore, CaroliQe, near Pratt 
fBurkett Hannah, Johnson e side s of Cross / h 
Burkley, Isaac, cordwainer, Short al n side o t 
Burman Samuel, cordwainer, Union, w of Ross st 
Burman Edward, cordwainer, Short alley n side 
Burn James, 9 Alisanna st f p 
Burn Chr. shop keeper, s\v cor of Wolf &Fleet/p 
Burrier John^ tailor. Crook's back row, Monu- 
ment st f 

Burneston I. ropemaker, Pinkney near Strawberry al 
Burnett Richard, cordwainer, Eden, n of Pitt o t 
Burneston, mrs. Isaac, over 256 Baltimore st 
Burney mrs. Margaret, teacher, Wilk st. near the 
Block / p 

Burney Boyle, labourer, Centre, w of St Paul's st 
Burnham Thomas, hatter, Harford run, e side, s of 

E Baltimore st 
Burnham Thomas, hatter, 35 e Baltimore st o t 
Burnham John, shoemaker, n Gay st. opposite the 

Bellair market o t 
Burnham Geo. cordwainer, Eden, e of Baltimore o t 
Burnham Enoch, sea captain, 87 Ann st/ p 
Burnham Sam'l, shoe maker, Tripolet's al s of Bait 
Burns Matthew, gardener, Mulberry, w of Howard 
Burns John, porter, 2 Painter's Court o t 
Burns Patrick, Hillen st. near Exeter, ot 
Burns R . D. and Neilson, merchants, 9 Bowley's w^hf 
Burns John, blacksmith. Bottle alley, e of Paca st 
' Burns James, grocer, George, e of Pine st 
Burns John, glass, oil, paint and paper store, 55 N 

Gay st t 
Burns mrs. Rachel, 38 Park st 

Burns Francis, brickmaker, Conway, w of Eutaw st. 
IBurns Fanny, laundress, G German opposite Pine st 
Burrows Charles M. hatter, n Gay st extended, near 

Asquith st o i 
tBurtchman Abraham, labourer, William e side, s 

of Cross / h 
Burton Wm. confectioner, 62 e Baltimore st 
;Buitoa Mace, sawyer, Spring, Nof Goughst/p 



Bire.ctor^ 1829. 



BUT 



Burts mrs. r iar^aret, proprietor of the Union hotel 
55 Sou t il !st 

Busch Ahrabain, ba- er, Montgomery, Eof Charles 
Busch G eorge, letter carrier, 99 n Eutaw st 

s of West St/ h 
Busey Sanriuel P. ropemaker, Light st extVl, e side, 
Busey mrs. Hannah, seamstress, n Exeter, sside, near 

Gay st o f 
Bush Wiiliam, grocer, 3 Bond stf p 
Bush miss Hannah, Biddlc st. w of PennsyPa avenue 
Bush James, furniture warehouse, 14 and 17 Harri- 
son St. near Baliimora 
Bush Jolin, tobacconist, Montgomery, near Light st 
Busli John F. ba er, Ruxton, vv of Charles st 
Bushman John, house carpenter, Franklin, s side, e 

of Chatsworth st 
Bushrod mrs. Sarah, Centre st. opposite the Wash- 
ington Monument 
Bussey Henry A. grocer. Centre Market space 
Butcher Alexander, ladies' shoemaiier, nw corner of 

Charles and Lexington sts 
Butler mrs. Alice M. St Paul's, near Mulberry st 
Butler miss Hannah, 70 Hanover st 
Butl'^r Richard, coHstable, 37 Harrison gt 
Butler Daniel L. chymist, w Baltimore, e of Booth's 
Nursery 

Butler Absalom C. boot and shoemaker, ? Hanover, 



st. dw corner of Park st and Inloes^s alley 
1 Butler John M. paint manufacturer, dw corner of s 
' Sharp st and Peace alley 
Butler Matthias, labourer, Lerew's alley, w side, s of 
Mulberry st 

^•j iputler Frederick, engraver. Pearl, n of Mulberry 
I Butler Thomas, labourer. Sugar alley, of Light st 



^"^ j Butler James, carpenter, Saratoga, w of Park st 
1 Butler Catharine, Eden, s of Baltimore st fp 



s Butler Mansfield, oyster house, Wilk, near Caroline 
Butler Pearce, weaver, corner of Exeter and Low o t 
Butler mrs. Ann, 59 Pitt n side o t 



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MatcheWs Baltimore 



Butler Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 24 n Gay st 
JButler Nancy, laundress, Harford av. w side o t 
;:Butler Aicey, laundress, Potter, n of Gay st o J 
fButler George, boot black, Union alley o t 
JButler Rachel, shop keeper, n Calvert w side, near 
Saratoga st 

JButler Joseph, cooper, Gt German, w of Green st 
-jButler Jane, laundress. Chapel al. s of Mulberry st 
JButler Betsey, laundress, Ross, w of Eutaw st 
JButler Peter, Fleet, w of Bond st/jp 
|Butler Joseph, caulker, Stavvberry al. s of Wilk/p 
JButler Betsey, rear of Bath, w of North st 
jButler Clement, hack driver, Lt German near Light 
JButler Louisa, laundress, cor of Lerew's alley and 
Richmond st 

JButler Richard, labourer, St Paul's extended, w 

side, N of Hamilton st 
Button mrs. Sarah, Wolf, near Lancaster st/p 
Butts mrs. Henrietta, 7 Strawberry alley,/p 
Butts Betsey, 32 Wilk, e of Caroline stfp 
Buvinger George, cordwainer, New st Eof Paca 
fByall Geo. labourer. Homespun al. near Sharp st 
Byard mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, 9 Tripolet's alley 
fByas Perry, drayman, Howard, s ol Conway st 
fByas Alfred, drayman. Chapel al. near Mulberry st 
Byer mrs. Margaret, Primrose alley, n side 
Byrne Patrick, gardener, Howard, n of Richmond 
Byrne Keavin, Wilk s side, e of Eden / p 
Byrne Bernard M, (M. D.) office. Bond stfp 
Byrnes miss Ruthy, Eutaw, n of Lombard st 

Cade CLARISSA, seamstress, French s side w 
of High o t 

Cades Samuel, blacksmith Bottle al near Peace al 
Cadle Daniel, blacksmith, Eutaw n of Camden 
Caduc John, Spanish tobacco factor, sw cor of Pratt 

and Albermarle ot 
Cafferty Thomas, cordwainer, Caroline w side s of 

Baltimore / p 
fCager P. labourer, Lerew's alley, near Richmond st 

50 



Director, 18£9. 



CAM 



Cahili James, grocery and liquor store, s\v corner of 

French and Forrest o t 
Cain John, carter, Eutaw w side s of Barre 
Cain mrs. L. Paca vv side s of Franklin 
Cain Aaron, deputy keeper of the penitentiary, ^d\v 

Constitution, near the jail 
JCain Murray, labourer, 105 Wolf / p 
Caine Thomas, tanner, York av upper end o t 
Caines Charles rigger, 52 Allisanna/p 
Calder Joseph, Fayette s side wof Pine 
Calder Margaret, shop keeper, Strawberry, al s of 

Pinkney st 

Calder Edward, grocer, ne cor Water st and Har- 
ford run 1 

JCalder Allen, Waterman, Apple alley, near Ann 
st/p 

JCalder James, labourer, Hanover Nof Hill 
Caldwell William, labourer, n Gay extended near 
Mott t 

Caldwell Daniel, dyer, 17 Light 
JCaldwell George, blacksmith. Wolf sofWilk/p 
JCald well Jerry, labourer, William Eside/ h 
tCaldwell Perry, brickmaker. Busy al e of Sharp st 
tCaldwell Carlos, Pearce e of Cove 
Calhoun William, victualler, Pennsylvania av n of 
Union st 

Colhoun mrs Lydia, St. Paul's s of Pleasant 
Calhoun's warehouse, w Pratt near Light 
Callen mrs. Jane, governess, Saratoga st n side e of 
Lerew's al 

Callender William, plasterer, Asquith w side s of 

Jefferson o t 
Calip John, ropemaker, Pratt w of Market 
Callimus Levi, trader, Hillen near Front o J 
Callus Daniel, ship carpenter, Wilk near Exeter 

street o t 

Calome Oliver, watchmaker 13 Centre market space 
Cambell John, AUisanna, near Bond, /p 
Cameron Hugh, h carpenter, Hillen, near East o t 
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MatcheWs Baltimore 



Camden street Brewery, between Eutaw st & Peace 

alley, George Freinscht, proprietor 
Camp Isaac, cabinet maker, Concord n of Pratt 
Camp Jos. cane and spectacle manufactory, 100 

E Baltimore, dw Fayette w of North 
Campario Peter, turpentine distiller. Light e side s 

of Montgomery / h 
Campario John, Light w side near Henrietta/ h 
Campbell John, grocery and liquor store, nw corner 

of Wilk and Spring f p 
Campbell Archibald, silver plater, 36 n Gay 
Campbell mrs. Rebecca, seamstress n Gay near Pot- 
ter t 

Campbell John, blacksmith, e Pratt n side near the 
bridge o t 

Campbell Neale, grocery store, ne cor of Freder- 
ick and E Water 
Cambpell John, biscuit baker, Patterson w of Pratt 
Campbell William, tailor, nw corner of South and 
E Water 

Campbell & M'llvain, merchants, 14 s Charles 
Campbell James, of the firm of Campbell 4" M'll- 

vain, dw 9 s Charles 
Campbell Hugh, house and ship plumber, 29 e Pratt 
Campbell Daniel, weaver, Preston s side near Ross 
Campbell William, ne cor of Liglit and Balderston 
Campbell mrs. Alcey, Caroline w side near Fleet/p 
Campbell B. U. teller in the Mechanic's Bank of Bal- 
timore, dv^ banking house se corner Fayette 
and Calvert 

Campbell mrs, Eliza, tavern keeper, cor Thames and 
Market/ p 

Campbell Angus, grocer, lower end Apple al / p 
Campbell James, Addison, w of High o t 
Campbell Ahcirew, tailor, Ensor w side n of Forrest 
Campbell William, clothing store, 68 Centre Market 

space, dw cor South and Water 
Campbell Francis, grocer, ne cor Light and Water 
Campbell mrs. Eliza, grocery, 32 s Charles 
Cariipbeil John, Alisanna, near Bond/p 

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Director J 1829. 



CAR 



Campbell Robert, clock, watch maker and silver- 
smith, 130 w Baltimore 
Campbell William, carpenter, 38 Franklin 
Campbell mrs. Catharine, New n side near Eutaw 
fCampbel! James, carter, Forrest n of Douglass o t 
fCampbell Caleb, L. Hughes, n side e of Charles 
Camptield mrs. M. seamstress, Wilk e of Exeter o t 
Campsall Michael, Sharp e side n of Barre 
Canby Benjamin, brush maker. Mulberry e of Pine 
Canfield P. lottery and exchange broker, 180 w Bal- 
timore 

Cann mrs. Nancy, Johnson s of Cross / h 
Cann Lloyd, fisherman. Cross, e of Johnson / h 
fCannaway Jarrett, carter. Long al s of Saratoga st 
Canne Anthony, grocer, cor Fleet st and Apple al fp 
Cannon Francis, tailor, Hull's lane, near Asquith o t 
Cannon J. labourer,Monument st Crook's back row o t 
Cannon Dominick, soap factor, 57 Exeter 
Canoles John, hack driver, Ensor e of Forest 
Canoles mrs. Ruth, Ensor n side n of Hillen o t 
Canton Company's Office, 24 South 
Canuet mrs. Franklin st. n side e of Lerew's alley 
fCanvass Thomas, sawyer, Conway, e of Hanover 
Capito mrs. Julian, Montgomery, w of Charles st 
Capito Christian, grocery and flour store^ Baltimore, 

s side, E of Green st 
Capoot Jerq|iiiah, cooper, Fayette, w of Howard st 
Cappeau Joseph, dry goods merchant, 61 w Lexing- 
ton st 

Capprice Joseph, ship carpenter, Washington, n of 

Alisanna st/p 
Carbach Elisha, cordwainer, Chamberlain alley? near 

Eager alley 

Carbery Patrick, labourer, Bishop's alley, near 
Fawn st o t 

Care Richard, baker, se cor of Franklin 4' Green sts 
Carey James, se cor of Sharp and Lombard sts 
Carey Elizabeth, huckster, Argyle al s of Alisanna fp 
Carey John, cabinet maker, Jefferson, s side^ e of 
Short st t 

5S 



CAR 



MatcheWs Baltimore 



Carey S. and J. E. merchants, 11 Spear's wharf, dvv 

cor of Sharp and Lombard sts. 
•fCarey Jack, labourer, Lerevv's al. near Riclimond st 
Caris Samson, gilder, s High near Stiles st o i 
Carlan mrs. Mary, milliner, e Water, 3^ side, b of 

High st 1 

Garland Thomas, sailor, Howard, s of Franklin st 
Garland mrs. Mary, milliner, e Water n side 
Garley Thomas, labourer, n Front, near French o t 
Carlisle James, grocery and liquor store. Forest st. 

N of Douglass 
Carlisle James, carter, Richmond e side, n of Tyson 
Carion Robert, grocery, ke cor of Bath Calvert 
Carman W m. n High, s of Pratt st o f 
Carman Elizabeth, 30 Bond st/ p 
Carman Jacob, distiller, Exeter, near Stiles st 
Carman Wm. barber, 51 South st 
Carmich miss Sarah, Bottle alley, near Eutaw st 
Carmichael Wm. boot and shoe store, 49 n Howard 
Carmichael Samuel, cordwainer, Dutch alley, sside^ 

E of Eutaw st 
Carnes John, sea captain, 39 Fleet st/p 
Carnes Peter A. merchant, dw Paca, n of Mulberry 
Carnes John, Pratt s side, Eof Howard st 
Carnes John, shoemaker, L. Hamstead, s side, n of 

Harford runjp 
Carningham James, painter and glazier, 32 n Frede- 
rick st E side 
Carpenter Samuel, Penn'a av. n of Union st 
Carpenter Uriah, grocer, cor of Hill and Sharp sts 
Carr Emanuel, block and pump maker, dw 8 Ann, n 

of Thames, shop Thames, w of Wolf / p 
Carr D. S. navy agent, dw n Calvert, w side, near 
Pleasant st 

Carr John, cooper, French, n of Exeter st o t 

Carr Rowland, tallow chandler, se corner of Exeter 

and Wilk sts o i 
fCarr Susan, laundress, Strawberry al. near Wilk//> 
fCarr PurnelK labourer, Alisanna, e of Wolf st f p 
' o4 



Director, 1829. 



CHA 



Chapman George, flint glass manufacturer, dw Lan- 
caster N side w of Bond 
Chapman John, M. D. & apothecary,68 w Lexington 
Chapman John, carpenter, 74 n Liberty 
Chapman William, late of Philadelphia, original in- 
ventor of the system, for perfectly and permanently cur» 
ing all kinds of impediments of speech, he haring cured 
himself 15 years ago, and since, about 400 persons. Au- 
dience room in the 2d story or 173 w Baltimore st. InstU 
tution, s Paca opposite Camden See advertisements 

fChapman Jeremiah, Wilk west end o t 
fChapman David, waterman, Elbow lane 
fChapman, Isaac, labourer, s Charles n of Hill 
Chappell John G. commission merchant, 83 Smithes 

wharf, dw 32 Alisanna near Bond stf p 
Chappell Philip S druggist, 95 Bond sifp 
Chappell Thomas S. merchant, 94 Dugan's wharf 
Chappell John, proprietor of Dr. Kershaw's family 

medicines, n Gay, 2d door n of Shot tower 
tCharles Mary, St Mary's st w of Ross 
Charlton mrs. E. seamstress, between Union & Mun- 

roe sts 1 
Charrier John, gunsmith, 53 South st 
Chartress Thomas, cabinet maker, 50 n Front st 
Chasaing Edward, of the firmof Chas. F. Fochon and 

Co. dw 7 Saratoga st 
Chase Wm. porter and oyster house, Gt German, s 

side, w of Liberty st 
Chase Daniel, baker, cor of Saratoga st& Lerew's al 
Chase W. machine maker, 134 n High st of 
Chase John, sea captain, 45 Albermarle, e side, cor 

of Granby st o i 
Chase Moses, machinist, Hillen, e of Exeter o t 
Chase mrs. Hannah K. Lexington, w of Eutaw st 
Chase John, sea captain, 77 Alisanna st/p 
Chase Daniel, sen. baker, Douglass, near East st o t 
Chase miss Caroline, fringe, button and cord manu- 
factory, 3 St Paul's st 
Chase Charles, grocer, flour and bacon merchant 40 

Franklin st 

^fChase Samuel, woodsawyer, 28 Lancaster st/ p 
I 59 



CHI 



MafcheWs Baltimore 



fChase John, cooper, Forest, n of Douglass st o t 
tChase Harry, sawyer, cor of Pinkney st & Apple al 
tChase Basil, drayman, HulPs lane, s side o t 
tCbase Letty, laundress. Pearl, n of Fayette st 
jChase Jeremiah, Busy alley, near Sharp st 
tChase Margaret, W agon alley, w of Liberty st 
tChase Hazlett, carter, Pearl, s of Saratoga st 
tChase Richard, Carpenter's alley, near Howard st 
Chastean Louis A. sea captain, Water, w of High ot 
Chatard Peter M. D. 21 Saratoga, e of Park st 
Chaytor com. James, Bolton row, near Howard st 
Chaytor Daniel, ship master, Caroline, near Pratt/j) 
Chenoweth John, cooper, Biddle, w of Ross st 
Chenoweth Thomas, carpenter, Union, w of Ross 
Chenoweth Henry, blacksmith, Beuren, e of the falls 
Chenoweth Richard B. patent plough maker, dw 20 

Albermarle, shop cor Front and Ploughman sts 
Chesbrough Isaac M. s Liberty, s of Lombard st 
tChesley C. mariner, Douglass, \v of Potter siot 
Chesney Thos. umbrella maker, Montgomery s side, 

near Charles st 
Chesnuf William, fancy chairmaker, Hillen n side, 

near Front st o t 
Chester Stephen, wagoner, Caroline, s of Gough fp 
Chester James, merchant, Commerce st wharf, d w 36 

Sharp st 

Chester Stanley, sawyer, Happy al. s of Alisanna st 
Chew Juda, laundress, s side of Harford av ot 
Child Samuel, coachmaker. Water n side, w of Cen- 
tre Market space, dw corner of Holiiday st and 
Orange alley 

Child Luther, sea captain, Caroline, n of Gough f p 
Child mrs. Mary, cor of Apple al. and Alisanna sifp 
Child Christopher, rigger, Happy al. n of Gough fp 
Childs William, merchant, 88 Bowley's wharf, dw at 

mrs. Lindenberger'^s, Pratt st 
Childs Henry, boot and shoemaker, se cor of Light 

and York sts 

Childs Thos. brickmaker, se cor of Light and York 
Childs Jas. stevadore, Argyle al. near Lancaster/]? 

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Director, 1829. 



CLA 



Childs George, carpenter, Park near Richmond st 
tChiids Mary, laundress, Star al. s of Wilk st/p 
tChoice Harriet, laundress, Sugar al. e of Charles st 
Christhilf Henry, cooper. Franklin, e of Eutaw st 
Christie Henry, weaver, Uoion s side, w of Ross st 
Christopher Michael, blacksmith, Bottle alley, near 
Eutaw st 

Crothers Robert, drayman, 36 High st 
Chubbs Anthony, Pme e side, s of Franklin st 
Church John, boot and shoemaker, East st. e side, s 

of Halfmoon alley 
Churchman Enoch, clerk, Pinkney, e of Spring/p 
' Churchman misses H. J & C. Leeke, female acade- 
my, over 215 vv Baltimore st 
Circus, Baltimore, corner of Low and Front streets^ 
j bordering on Jones's Falls o t 
City Spring, s Charles, w side, near Camden st 
City Spring, n Calvert w side, n of Saratoga st 
City Hotel, David Barnum proprietor, Monument 

square, Calvert st 
'■City Cotton Factory, Baltimore, French st. Charles 
Crook, jr. 

City Mill, Baltimore, Calvert, n of Franklin st 
Clackner Joseph, r Water s side near Exeter st of 
< Clackner mrs. Rebecca, Exeter, near Granby st o t 

Clagett mrs. Ann, seamstress, 31 n High st of 
I Ciagett Thomas J. flour merchant, se cor of Eutaw 
and Baltimore sts. dw Saratoga near Charles st 
Clagett mrs. Eleanor, Fayette, 2 doors w of Holliday 
I Clagett H. North near Oliver's Hibernian free school 
Clair Peter, tailor. Peace al near Sharp st 
Clairborne Chs. H. cordvyainer, Forest s of Ensor o t 
i( Clancey miss Ellen, tutoress Hanover near Barre 
|! Clare Thomas, clerk, cor Camden and Charles 
1 Claridge Catharine, grocery and liquor store, sw 
cor of Wilk and Caroline 

flap & Cole, hat manufacturers, 5 s Calvert, dw 
Highot 

Clare Isaac, plasterer, Lee. w of Hanover 
i Clark John, whitesmith, Hill e of Chanes 

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CLA 



MatcheWs Baltimore 



Clarke John, proprietor of hacks, Potter near Ne- 
cessity al f 
Clarke mrs. Rebecca, Beuren, near the jail o t 
Clarke Charles, Block st 

Clark Thonfias, mahogany sawyer, 66 e Market/ p 
Clark Joseph B. brick layer, ne cor Alisanna and 
Wolf/p 

Clark mrs. Sarah, Caroline s of Pratt/ p 
Clark mrs. Sarah, seamstress, EdenE of Baltimore/p 
Clark Alexander, sea capt. Fleet, e of Market / p 
Clark S. labourer, nw corner Bank st and Straw- 
berry al / p 
Clark Joseph, ship joiner, Pitt e of Eden^j) 
Clark Levin, carver, n Exeter n of Pitt o t 
Clark mrs Hannah, 81 n Gay o t 
Clark mrs. Ruth, Pitt e of Asquith o t 
Clark & Kellogg, merchants, 16 Bovvley's wharf 
Clark John, firm of Clark and Kellogg, dw corner of 

Sharp and Camden 
Clark miss M. fancy store, n Charles n of Lexington 
Clark Joseph, H. professor of languages, dw s 

Charles near Baltimore 
Clark Benj. cordwainer sw cor of n Liberty st and 
Dutch al 

Clark Nathaniel, slater, n Howard n of Madison 
Ciark James, mariner, Argyle al n of Lancaster st 
Clark Matthew, grocer, w Baltimore w^ of Pine 
Clark H. tavern keeper, sw cor Paca & G German 
Clark Latimore, Water w of Centre Market space 
Clark Joseph, Mulberry e of Pine 
Clark Thomas, carpenter, Biddle, wof Ross 
Clark mrs. Clarissa, w of Baltimore e of Cove 
Clark mrs. Rebecca, Caroline near Fleet/p 
Clar^, mrs Sarah, Caroline n of Wilk / p 
Clar*^ mrs. Margaret, Caroline n of Wilk/ p 
Clar^ William, tailor, Carolines of Baltimore/|) 
Clar*^ Nelson, 21 w Fayette 
Clar*^ mrs. Sarah, tutoress, 9 w Lexington 
Clar^ Patrick, grocery and tavern keeper, se corner 
Lexington st and Market al 

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CLE 



Clark Cottrell, tavern keeper, Thames head of Jack- 
son's wharf / p 
Clark Daniel, cordwainer, 1 3 Potter ot 
Clark mrs. Elizabeth, meal seller, Easts ofHilleno^ 
Clark John, blacksmith, w Baltimore Eof Cove 
Clark Henry W. meal seller, East s of Hillen o t 
Clark William, labourer, 177 French 
Clark James, grocery, 99 Ensor o t 
Clark mrs. Jane, 6 e Baltimore ot 
Clark Joseph P. clerk, Mulberry st e of Lerew's al 
Clark Patrick, labourer, Tyson al e of Tyson st 
Clark John, carter, Eutavv ext. near Lee 
Clark William, stone mason, w Baltimore n side w 

of Booth's nursery 
Clark James, brush manufacturer, 20 e Baltimore ot 
Carke John, lottery and exchange offices, nw cor 
Calvert and Baltimore, nw cor Gay and Balti- 
more and NE cor Charles and Baltimore, dw 
Pitt 4 doors e of Exeter 
fClark Benj. boot black, Sharp near Lexington 
fClark Jere. sawyer, Strawberry al near Pratt/ jp 
tClark Robinson, labourer. Spring s of Pratt 
fClark John, labourer, Mulligan's row nearBond/p 
tClato William, labourer. Strawberry al near Pink- 

ney st/p ^ 
Clautice Catharine, seamstress, Hillen w of High oi 
Clautice Peter, blacksmith, Pratt near Eutaw, dw 
Paca 

Clautice Geo. wheelwright, Penn av n of Preston st 
Ciaxton, capt. in U. S. navy, dw St. Paul's, near 
Franklin 

Clayton William C. printer, Lee near Light 
Clayton mrs. Elizabeth, York near Light 
Clay ton S boot and shoe maker, Conway w of Sharp 
Clayton Samuel, printer, Addison near Hillen o t 
Clayton mrs. R. seamstress, Granby n of Exeter o t 
Clemmons John, cordvvainer, Conway w of Eutaw 
Clemmons William, cabinet maker, Pennsylvania 

s of Biddle st 
tClemmons Abby, Conway e of Hanover 
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MatcheW^ Baltimore 



Clendinen Alexander, M. D ne corner of Baltimore 
and Exeter 

Clendinen W. M. D. cor of Market and Alisanna/ p 
Clerke mrs. H. boot and shoe store, 26 Thames /p 
Cleveland C. D. classical school, n Charles w side, 

N of Saratoga 
Clever Barbara, Ruxton st 

Cliffe Henry, grocer, 9 South, dw North 1 door n 
of Lexington 

tCliffin Thomas, labourer, Strawberry alley e side, 
near Pratt st/p 

Clifford Sylvester, constable, w Pratt s side, w of 
Chatsworth st 

Clifford Joseph, cheese monger, n\v cor. of Eulaw 
and Camden sts 

Clifford John, cheese dealer, Pearl, n of Baltimore 

Clifton Arthur, professor of music, over 69 e Balti- 
more st 

Cline John, brickmaker, sw cor of Hill and Sharp sts 
Cline mrs Catharine, 65 Alisanna st/ p 
Clippish John F. tailor, Wagon al. vv of Liberty st 
Cloney James, shipping master, Stiles, e of Exeter 
Clopper mrs Ann, Calvert e side, s of Saratoga st 
Clopper mrs Rachel, shop keeper, 58 Albermale o t 
Cloud Jesse, PennsyPa av. w side, n of Biddle st 
Clovvdesley Tho. carpenter, Eutaw near Lombard st 
Coale William E. merchant, 6 Spear's wharf, dw 34 

Sharp st w side 
Coale Edward J. bookseller and stationer, 4 y Cal- 
vert St. dw Holliday e side, s of the Museum 

Coalter , iron founder, near the Observatory / h 

Coath Wm. xiurrier, 74 Front st ot 
Coats Francis, grocer, 11 Grant st 
Coats C. saddler, PennsyPa av. n of St Mary's st 
Coats John, millwright, Albermarle, n of Water ot 
Coats John, house carpenter, Mulberry, e of Pine st 
tCoats Lydia, laundress, 81 Park st 
tCoats Wm. caulker. Spring, n of Gough st/p 
fCoats Clem, labourer, Pratt, w of Chatsworth run 
Coats Jeremiah, labourer. Forest >' of Douglas o t 

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Oobb, Wyman & Co. domestic dry goods merchants, 

214 w Baltimore 
Cobb Daniel, of the firm of Cobb, Wyman & Co. 

dw SE corner of Franklin and Cathedral sts 
Cobb George F. agent for the Boston and Sandwich 

glass company, 1 n Charles st. dw nw corner of 

Gough and Caroline sts / p 
Cobb Josiah, grocer, 40 n Liberty st 
tCoburn Daniel, seaman, Caroline, n of Wilk st/ p 
Cochran mrs Susan G. 18 w Fayette st 
- Cochran David, weaver, Preston, w of Ross st 
Cochran Ann, Lerew's alley, near Mulberry st 
Cochran Tamor, shop keeper, Eden st. s of Union al 
Cock William, fisherman, Biddle, e of PennsyPa av 
Cockey mrs Elizabeth, Front w side, s of Hillen ot 
Cockey Edward, flour merchant, 87 n Howard st 
Cockrill T. P. sea capt. cor of Lancaster & Ann fp 
Cockrinn mrs Rebecca, cor of Phil pot and Will st/p 
Codd mrs Ann, Hamstead hill, e Market s side 
Codman Catharine, Union s side, wofRossst 
Cody David, tavern keeper, 27 Centre Market space 
Coffin W.H. academy, se cor of Saratoga & Eutaw 
tCoge Simon, labourer, Gilford al. w of Light st 
Coggsile mrs A.seamstress, Wagon alwofParkst 
Cogswell Geo. cordwainer, s Exeter, s of Granby ot 
Cohee mrs Mary, seamstress, Argyle alley, near Ali- 

sanna st /p 

Cohen J. L jr. <^ Brothers, lottery and exchange of- 
fice, 114 Baltimore st See advertisement 
Cohen Benjamin I. firm of J. I. Cohen, jr. & Brothers, 

dw sw cor of Charles and Saratoga sts 
Cohen J. J. (M. D.) Charles, 2 doors n of Lexington 
Cohran James, tallow chandler, over 41 C M space 
tCoker Abner, Low, w of Aisquith st o f 
Colburn Milton F. cigar box maker, 24 New Church 
Cole George, constable. Spring, n of e Baltimore fp 
Cole Thos. tanner and currier, Harford av s side o t 
Cole Joshua, tinner, n Gay ext. near Aisquith st o t 
Cole Frederick, Uhler's alley, e of Hanover 
Cole mrs Mary, Bath, © of Calvert st 

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Cole John, music store, 137 w Baltimore, d\v 42 s 
Charles st 

Cole mrs Isabella, w Baltimore, opposite Pearl st 

Cole John, rigger, Argyle alley, near Alisanna st/j? 

Cole Elizabeth, Caroline, Dear Wilkst /p 

Cole Frank, caulker, 73 Apple alley / p 

Cole Robert, grocer, Gouniy wharf fp 

Cole mrs Charlotte, teacher, Bank, w of Bond st f f 

Cole mrs Ann, 39 Gough st/p 

Cole Frederick, tanner, 45 n Exeter st o t 

Cole Wm. H. merchant tailor and draper, corner of 

Centre Market space and Second st 
Cole Wm. ropemaker, Lt Hamstead w of Caroline j(p 
Cole H. H. clothing store, 64 Centre Market space 
Cole Richard, tavern keeper, corner of North and 

Madison sts 

Cole Lyman, hatter, 202 w Baltimore, dw St PauPs 

s of Franklin st 
Cole Lucy, Strawberry alley, s of Wilk st fp 
Cole mrs Elizabeth, 90 n Liberty st 
Cole Abraham G. Saratoga, e of Park st 
Cole Frederick, rigger, Shakspeare, w of Market/ p 
|Cole Nancy, laundress, Howard near Barre st 
tCole Sarah, huckster. Short, s of Jefferson st of 
fCole Prince, white washer. Pearl, s of Lexington 
Colegate mrs Mary, boarding house, s Liberty e side, 

s of German 
Colegate mrs Elizabeth, 5 Mercer st 
C^oleman John, runner in the Bank of Baltimore, dw 

ne corner of High and Hilien sts o t 
Coleman Wm. carter, Cove, 1 door from Franklin st 
Coleman Darius, blacksmith, Wilk, near Washington 
Coleman mrs Frances, 13 Wilkst/p 
Coleman Richard, blacksmith, Wilk, near Wash- 
ington st/p 

Coleman Morgan, porter, Howard, near Richmond 
Coleman Edward, blockmaker, 75 Ann st fp 
Coleman Mary, seamstress, Apple alley, jiear Shak- 
speare st/p 

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Coleman Richard, bricklayer aad plasterer, Eden, 

E of Baltimore st 
Coleman mrs. Mary, Block n side / p 
Coleman Samuel, boot and shoemaker, Bond st / p 
JColeman Adam, sawyer, Barre, near Howard st 
JColeman John, labourer. Peace alley, e of Eutaw st 
fColeman Eliza, huckster, Exeter, n of Gay st 
Coles Wm. watchman. Constitution, near French ot 
Coles Wm. carpenter, Forest, n of Douglass, o t 
fColesbry A. laundress, Douglass near Aisquith o t 
Coley & Green, wine merchants, 273, w Baltimore 
Coley Samuel B. of the firm of Coley & Green, dvv 

Pearl w of Saratoga 
Colhoon Benj. C. first teller in the Bank of Baltimore 

dw Hamilton w of Charles 
Coliter Alexander G. SV. weaver, York av o t 
Collard mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, 34 s Charles 
Collier John, tavern keeper, Lexington w of Eutaw 
Collins Thomas, s Charles s of Montgomery 
Collins Geo. C. jun. grocer, ne corner of Baltimore 

and n High o t 
Collins William J. rigger, 1 1 Argyle al 
Collins William H. attorney at law. Court House lane 
Collins Charles, mariner, Fell s of Thames /p 
Collins James, grocery and liquor store, cor East st 

and Half Moon al o t 
Collins J. W. carpenter, 39 n Charles 
Collins Thomas, cooper, Fawn s of High o t 
Collins William, superintendent of streets & punipSj 

NE cor Asquith and M'Elderry o t 
Collins John, miller, Holliday adjoining the mill 
Collins Greenbury, Montgomery w of Light //i 
Collins mrs. Mary, seamstress, L.Hugesh w of Light 
Collins L. mer't tailor, 1 Calvert, dw Lee wof Light 
Collins Thomas, weaver Saratoga ext w of Rock 
Collins Ellen Lerew's al near Saratoga st 
tCoUins Harriet, laundress, Fleet, w of Bond/p 
Colt Roswell, L. 8 South Gay 
( Columbus Jos. J. tobacconist, Mulberry e of Eutaw 
iColvin miss Rachel e Baltimore e of Exeter o t 
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Colvin Richard, e Baltimore e of Exeter 

Colvin mrs. Ann, cor Front and Pitt o t 

JColvvin Thos. caulker, Strawberry al sofWilk/ p 

Comegys Jesse, Pratt near Eutaw 

Connegys & Bond, merchant tailors, 102 Baltimore 

Comegys B. of the firm of Comegys & Bond, dvv 

Lovely lane s side 
Comegys Benjamin, tanner, Saratoga vv end 
Comegys Wm. coach maker, 15 Commerce, dw East 

between e Baltimore and Pitt 
JComegys Phil, sawyer. Primrose al near Charles st 
Commercial and Farmers Bank of Baltimore, sw cor of 

Howard and German 
Common Charles, carver and gilder, 33 s Calvert 
Commerford George, labourer, Paca n of Pratt 
Condon Maurice, grocery and liquor store, 96 Du- 

gan's wharf ' 
Conine Wm. C. lottery and exchange offices, 32 e 

Baltimore and 149 w Bait, dw 20 n Frederick 
Conklin John, grocer, 58 Bond 
Conkling William, sea captain, 71 Market / p 
Conklin Michael, grocery, Union w of Ross 
Conley John, victualler. Monument near n Gay o t 
Conley Elias, labourer, Harford av 
Conn mrs. Jane, Primrose al w of Light st 
Conn Daniel, of the firm of Joseph Hook <^ Co. dvv. 

Asquith s of Orleans o t 
Connell J= blacksmith, Lancaster st e of Argyle al /p 
Connelly J. house carpenter. Potter n of Douglass o t 
Connelly James, cabinet maker, Harford av 
Connelly Samuel, cooper, w Baltimore near Pine 
Conner mrs Hannah, superintendent of the Baltimore 

dancing assembly, e Fayette 
Conner Elizabeth, nurse, 18 New Church st 
Connolly John, drayman, ni^ cor of Bank 4^ Eden/p 
Connolly & J. Anson, commission merchants, Smith's 

wharf 

Conrad Henry, stage owner, Wilk st s side w of 
Strawberry al/p 

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ConradtG. H. professor of music, L. German betw 

Hanover and Sharp 
|Consey Lloyd, porter, Camden e of Eutaw 
Constable C & Sons, lumber merchants, Light st wf 
Constable Jesse, of the firm of Charles Constable &i* 

Sons, dw 96 s Sharp 
JConstable Benj. labourer, w Baltimore w of Pearl 
Conway Charles, brush maker, 4 Pine 
Conway Patrick, labourer, w Baltimore w of Pearl 
Conway William, anchor factory, e Falls av s of 

Wilk St dw Exeter s of Pitt 
Conway and Armstrong, merchants, 21 Cheapside 
Conway Franklin, clerk, e Pratt, near Gough st o f 
Conway William anchor manufacturer, e Pratt, e of 

South St. dw Exeter near Pratt st 
Cooch Zeb. H. Monument squs^re, at mrs. Nielson's 
Cooke Henry W. firm of Owens and Cooke, dry 

goods merchants, 1 Lorman row 
Cook Fred, victualler, Montgomery, w of Charles st 
Cook George A. dry goods merchant, 35 w Pratt st 
Cook Wm. cooper, rear of Wagon al. e of Howard st 
Cook Henry, labourer, French, opp Crook's factory 
Cook W m. cordwainer, Crook's back row, Monu- 
ment st ot 

Cook mrs S. seamstress, Ensor, n of the pottery o t 
Cook mrs Mary, Fawn, I door e of High st o t 
Cook Columbus E. furniture store, kw cor of Balti- 
more and Harrison sts 
Cook Washington S. furniture store, 20EBaltimore 
Cook Wm. merchant, 7 Light st wharf, dw Mulber- 
ry, between St Paul's and Charles sts 
Cook Wm. sen furniture warehouse, 28 e Baltimore 
Cook Wm. G. and Co. fancy store, 80 e Baltimore st 
Cook Caleb, carpenter, 17 New Church st 
Cook mrs Elizabeth, ne cor of Baltimore and Eutaw 
Cook and Randall, lumber merchants, Paca, s of 
Mulberry st 

Cook Anthony L. of the firm of Cook and Randall^ 

dw Franklin, e of Pine st 
Cook mrs Aim, seamstress, Penn. av. n of Biddle st 

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Cook Dianna, laundress, Conway, e of Hanover 
|Cook Thonnias, labourer, Pearce e of Cove 
jCook Nathan, labourer, Fayette w of Pearl 
JCook Delilah, Eager al n of Saratoga st 
JCook Kitty, laundress, Hillen w of Ensor o t 
JCook Thomas, cooper. Run al s of Lexington st 
JCook C. labourer, Cider al betvv Eutaw & Howard 
Cooman Daniel, tailor, 9 Mercer w of Calvert 
Coombs John, copper smith, 10 Commerce 
Coomes George, Spring w side near Wilk f p 
Cooney Patrick, cooper, Thames e of Ann, dw 

Ann 4th door from Lancaster 
Cooper John, hatter, Second e of Frederick 
Cooper mrs Ellen, Market nearFleet/p 
Cooper Samuel, Caroline, n of Baltimore / p 
Cooper Elisha, ship carpenter, 147 Bond/p 
Cooper Edward, sea captain, cor of Fleet <^ Ann/p 
Cooper John, carter, 22 Fleet / p 
Cooper Isaac, 19 n Exeter o t 
Cooper &Hahn, merchant tailors, 178 w Baltimore 
Cooper Wells, of the firm of Cooper Hahn, dw 

cor N Liberty st and Dutch al 
Cooper John, brush maker. Mulberry vv of Howard 
Cooper Robert, ship carpenter, Fountain n of Wash- 
ington / p 

Cooper Sarah, Eager al n of Saratoga 
Cooper Bennett, pilot. Fell near Thames 
Cooper William, tailor, Barre e of Sharp 
tCooper Catharine, laundress, Pearce w of Pearl 
tCooper Thomas, labourer, Wolf near Wilk/jp 
tCooper James, caulker, 82 Happy al/p 
tCooper Thomas, drayman, Lloyd near e Baltimore 
fCooper Benj. sawyer, Exeter, n of Ptit 
fCooper Benjamin, labourer, Asquith s of Holland 
fCooper Samuel, caulker. Star al, s of Wilk st/p 
fCooper Ben. labourer, Guilford al near Charles st 
Copes Giles L. watchman, Sharp near Hill 
Copper Robert N. cordwainer, Tfork av o f 
Coran Jos. cordwainer. Orange al e of Holliday st 
Corbel P. boot & shoe maker, Ensor^ n of Potter o t 

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Corbin Martin, cooper, 35 Commerce 
Corbin Henry, cordwainer, Lexington w of Pine 
Cordray Henry, carpenter, 159 Bond/p 
Cornelius Nicholas, clothing store, 56 Light 
Cornelius Samuel, mercliant tailor, 11 w Pratt, d\T 

corner of Charles and Conway 
Cornelius Peter, of custom house barge, dw Gough s 

of Granby o t 
Corner James, sail maker, Mezick's wharf lower end 

of Ann / p 

Corner James & Son, merchaats and agents for the 

steam boat Patuxent, Maryland wharf 
tCorner Isaac, rope maker, Guilford al e of Charles 
fCornish Edward, wood sawyer, Bank near Eden^ p 
tCornish Henry, labourer, 21 Wilk/p 
fCornish Jacob, sawyer, Argyle al near Alisanna/ p 
Cornthwait William, cabinet maker, 29 Fleet / p 
Cornthwait Robert, 39, n Exeter 
Cornthwait John accountant at the Office of Discount 

and Deposit, dw. 38 Front 
Cornprobst Ignatius, drover, nw corner of Henrietta 

and Light 

Corn well Joel, merchant 110 Dugan's wharf 
Cornwell Arthur, rigger, Argyle al Nof Alisanna/p 
Cororan Patrick, grocer, Pearce w of Pine 
Corrie James, carpenter, 75 Hanover st. 
Corriker Frederick, labourer Mulberry ext. s sideE 
of Cove St. 

Cortlan James, wholesale & retail tin manufactory, 

10 E Baltimore st. See advertisement. 
Corursell Peter, sea captain, Gough n of Stiles, o t 
Corvine mrs Elizabeth, York av s of Madison 
Cosgrove Patrick, tailor, cor of Fleet st. & Star al/ p 
Cosgrove Thomas, confectioner, 20 Harrison st. 
Cosgrove Peter, confectioner, 9 Harrison streets 
X^oskery William, apothecary, Water n side w of 

Centre Market space 
Coskery Bernard, nail manufactory, 86 w. Howard 
Coskery Wm. M, D.Centre n. side w of Calvert st, 

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Costello J. tailor & dry goods merchant, 35 Market 
Costello James J. tailor, Market e side near Thames 

dw w side of Market/ p 
Costello Andrew, boot and shoe maker, Thames w of 

Market / p 

Costello Mrs. Margaret W.seamstress, Crook's back 

row E. Monument o t 
Costello Henry, cooper, 22 Thames / p 
Costello Andrew, boot ^ shoe maker, w of Market 
Coster Henry, harness maker Potter, n of Douglas of 
Costolay Edward, labourer, Long al s of New st. 
JCoswell John, labourer. Light e ftide s of Water 
Cotterell H. W sea capt. 96 Market st./ p 
Cottrell John cor of Charles and Camden st. 
Cotton Susan, cor. of Caroline and Bank / p 
fCotton Daniel, carter Biddle al w of Ross st. 
Coughrin James, stone mason, Potter n of Hillen o t 
Couglin Thomas, painter Douglass near Exeter o t 
Coulson mrs. Mary Potter st'near Necessity al 
Coulson Jno. glue manufacturer, Ross st w side 
Coulson George, carpenter, 66 Albemarle o t 
Coulston Joseph H, grocer, cor Pitt& Exeter o ^ 
Coulston mrs. M. Potter st near Necessity al o t 
Coulter Wm. currier, 74 Front o t 
Coulter Samuel, clothing store, 42 s Calvert st. 
Coulter Mrs. Hester, sb corner of n high & Pitt o t 
Coulter Mrs. Sarah, sugar al n side w of Light st. 

Coulter , iron founder, near the Observatory / h 

|Coulter Nelly, Eager al n of Mulberry st 
Couplan William, sea capt. Pratt st w of Apple al/p 
JCoursey Edw. rope maker, Union stE of Penn av 
JCoursey Henry, drayman, Dutch al near Howard st 
Court House, sw cor of Lexington and Calvert 
Courtois Amane, cordial distiller, n corner Second 

st & Tripolet's al 
Cousins Michard, carter, 21 Potter 
Cousins Julia Ann, Happy al w side near Wilk st 
Cousins John, bricklayer, Harford av ot 
Covenhoven Jacob, labourer, Exeter s of French o t 
Covington Mrs. tutoress Asquith n of Jefferson o t 

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Cowan Oliver shoe maker, Pratt near Richmond st. 
Cowan Oliver, firm of Andrew & Co. dw Park st. 
Coward Mrs Ann, e Water s side near Lloyd o t 
Coward Th. sea captain, Asquith e side nea/HolIand 
Coward Staler, sea captain, Gough n ofPratto^ 
Cowarding Mrs Ann, 59 Albemarle o t 
Cowder Geo. blacksmith, Castle al near Fleet st/p 
Cowles W. of the firm of George Earnest & W. 

Cowles, dw cor Park and Franklin 
Cowley Robert, teacher, HulPs lane near Asquith st 
Cox Eleanor, seamstress. East w side n of Pitt o t 
Cox Mrs Hester, Comet s side near Asquith o t 
Cox Joseph, hatter, 7 s Calvert 
Cox Elias, boot & shoe maker, cor of Baltimore 4^ 

Spring st/p 
Cox Melville, 133 n High o t 
Cox Charlotte, huckster, Forest n of Douglass o t 
Cox Saml. cabinet maker, East, w side n of Pitt 
Cox L. J. & Moir, flour commission merchants, 

Pratt st wharf 
Cox L. J. firm of L. J. & Moir, dw Light op Mercer 
Cox James, cashier of Bank of Baltimore, dw over 

the Bank, n e corner of Baltimore and St Paul's 
Cox Isabella, Franklin ext e of Cove 
Coxmrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, Forests ofHilleno t 
Cox Peter, grocer, 84 Dugan's wharf 
Cox Joseph & Son, dealers in fur, 1 s Liberty, dw 8 

s Calvert 

Coyle^ Thomas, watch maker, Bond near Alisanna/ p 
Coyle David, cabinet maker. Hill e of Charles 
Coyle John, weaver, Forest ext near Penitentiary 
Craddick Joseph, merchant tailor, 4 Centre M space 
Cragg Jonathan W. machinist, dw Eden e of Bait. 
Graggs Robert, tailor, 19 Bond/p 
Craggs mrs. Frances, milliner, 57 w Lexington 
Cragg John, grocer, 31 Thames f p 
Craig Wm. labourer, York e of Charles 
Craig Samuel, blacksmith in general, cor Water and 
Light, dw cor of s Charles st and Uhler's al 
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MatcheWs Baltimore 



Crangle John, carpenter, Eutaw s of Saratoga 
Crangle Mary, Welcome al near Hanover st 
Craw John, labourer, 6 e Happy al 
Crawford R. victualler, 78 n Exeter s of Low o t 
Crawford Daniel, Salter of provisions, Potter near 
Low t 

Crawford Alfred, clerk, 49 Pitt o t 
Crawford H. and Wm. grocers, 6 Bowley^s wharf 
Crawford Wm. firm of H. & W. Crawford, dw n Cal- 
vert s of Ciry Spring 
Crawford Isabella, grocery cor of Light and Barre 
Crawford Wm. grocer and liquor store, Light near 

Hughes's quay 
Crawford James, merchant, s High w of Stiles o t 
Crawford Andrew, coach maker, Hill e ot Hanover 
Crawford Alexander, St. Paul's n of Mulberry 
Cray Thomas, clerk, 80 Pratt 
Craycroft miss Sarah, milliner, 74 n Liberty 
Craycroft mrs. C. milliner, cor of Mercer and Grant 
tCrayton J. grain measurer, Hilien e of Asquith o t 
Creagh Thomas, clerk, 8o Pitt 
Creagh John, sea captain, n Gay near the bridge o t 
Creagh John, shoe store, 63 w Lexington 
Creamer Jacob, blacksmith n Gay w of Exeter o t 
Creamer mrs. Mary, Paca n of Lombard 
tCreek Richard, labourer, 138 n Exeter o t 
Creery John, inspector of qustoms, dw 47 n Eutaw 
Creery Jonathan, iron merchant, 69 Smith's wharf, 

dw Barnett near Charles 
Creighton Charles, captain of the Petersburg pack- 
et, dw Stiles e of Exeter o t 
Cremer James, teacher, 42 n Exeter ot 
Creamer Joshua, lumber merchant, n Exeter near the 

Methodist Episcopal church o t 
Creny Patrick, dry goods merchant, 65 w Lexingtoi 
Creny Thomas S. grocery, sw cor Ross and New 
Crew William, labourer. Long al s of New st 
Crew R. tavern keeper, corner Baltimore and Green 
Crey Frederick, paver, Madison near the Falls o t 
Crisall J, boot and shoe maker. Sugar al e of Charles 

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Crisp John, cooper, 42 Alisanaa/p 
Crist Wm. victualler, Ensor ext near the pottery o t 
Criswell George, cooper, vv Baltimore e of Cove 
Critzer E. seamstress. Liberty al near the Falls o t 
Crocket Hugh, distiller. Centre w of the bridge 
tCrofford William, labourer, 105 Wolf /p 

I Cromer George, cooper, German near Eutaw 
Cromer Daniel, cooper, near Cider al 
Cromey John, weaver. Union w of Ross 
Cromwell J. sailmaker, cor Fleet st and Happy al 
Cromwell mrs. Deborah, shop keeper 33 n High o t 
Cromwel Jacob G. carpenter, Ross e of Paca 
Cromwell, R.^farmer, dw Conway w of Hanover 
Cromwell mrs. Sarah, Peace al e of Howard st 
Cromwell John, M. D. Lexington op the Athasnium 
Cromwell Levi, gunsmith, 35 Thames 

I JCromwell Gabriel, waiter, Eutaw, s of Camden st 
jCromwell J. Strawberry alley, nearPinkney st 
JCromwell,G. cordwainer, 57 s Charles st 

' JCromwell John, labourer, Lt Hughes, e of Charles 
Cronar mrs. Mary Ann, Primrose al w of Light st 
f Croney Agnes, laundress, G. German, near Cove 
Cronmiller, Jacob, Montgomery e of Charles 
Cronmiller Wm. M. D. Camden e of Sharp 
Crook William, supercargo, 12 n High o t 
Crook mrs. Charlotte, 55 Centre Market space 
Crook Daniel, victualler, Harford slv ot 
Crook Jacob, grocery, 15 M'Elderry's wharf 

; Crook J. merchant, dw 7 Waterloo row n of Calvert 

^ Crook Tnos, cabinetmaker, W^illiam st near Watch- 
man & Bratt's foundry / h 
Crook mrs. Parmelia, Caroline Nof Baltimore f p 
Crook Charles jun., agent for the Baltimore Cotton 

Factory, dw e Monument o t 
Crook jun. Walter, upholsterer and paper hanger, 104 
E Baltimore 

Croon Robert, hair dresser and barber, e Pratt s side 

^ w of Centre Market space and 69 e Pratt 
Cropper Stephen, cordwainer, Eutaw n of Franklin 
Cross R. J. 42 High st 

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Cross John, lumber merchant, 72 High o t 
Cross Robert sen. carpenter, 8 Alisanna / p 
C^ross Robert, carpenter Alisanna near Bond fp 
Cross mrs. Rachel, Wilk e of Exeter o t 
Cross Lewis, painter & glazier, Eutaw s of Franklin 
Cross John, brick layer, Lexington w of Pine 
Cross Burnan, weaver, Sarah Ann, e of Cove 
Crosby J. h carpenter, Hull's lane near Forestjst o t 
Crothers S. weaver, cor of Franklin 4" Chatsworth 
Crothers W. sea captain, cor of Bond & Gough/ p 
Crouthail John, carpenter, Mulberry w of Park 
Crouch Richard, sea captain. Wolf, near Wilks/ p 
Crouch David, carter, Montgomery, e of Charles st 
Crow Richard B. e Water, near Lloyd ot 
Crow Dennis, pedlar, Holliday, near Hyde's factory 
Crowl Henry, blacksmith, 5 Comet st o t 
Crowley Samuel, hatter, Second, w of C M space 
Crowley mrs Isabella, 45 n Exeter s{ ot 
Croxall Richard, merchant. Smith's wh'f. dw Frank- 
lin, w of Charles st 
Crozier and Rutter, sailmakers, over 23 Light street 
wharf 

Crozier Wm. of the firm of Crozier and Rutter, dw 

Pinkney near Bond stjp 
Cruse G. cordwainer, Fayette, bet Howard & Eutaw 
Grouse mrs Ann, 7 s Howard st 
Crumbie Wm. cordwainer, 30 East, near Pitt st o t 
tCrumils Caleb, carpenter. Light st ext w side / h 
Cruse Henry, tobacconist, Eutaw near Barre st 
Cudlipp Jesse, dyer and scouerer, 36 Harrison st 
Cugle mrs Ann, 4 w Lexington st 
Culberson mrs Elizabeth, victualler, Hamstead hill 
Cullen Lawrence, rigger, 20 Wilk st/ jp 
Cullen Rutli, Harford w side o t 
Culley Langly B. ship carpenter, Light st near Gt 

Hughes st fh 
Culley Robert A. ship carpenter, Light, s of York 
CuUimore John, gpocery and liquor store, corner of 

Happy alley and Lancaster sts/ p 
CuUimore Wm. blacksmith, n Gay, near the bridge 

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Cullum John, meal merchant, cor of Holland & Eden 
Cullumber John, waterman, Pratt, w of Albermarle 
tCulver Henry, labourer, w Baltimore 
Culverwell Richard J. A. bookbinder, Chesnut alley 

w of Pearl st 
Culverwell Wm. cordwainer, Eden, n of Pitt o t 
Cummings Thomas, grocery and liquor store, York av 
Cummings John, grocer. Forest, n of Hillen st 
Cummins Edward, n Charles, near Centre 
Cummins John, milkseller, Alisanna, w of Bond/p 
Cummins Alex, boat builder, dw 34 Thames stfp 
Cummins Ebenezer H. attorney at law, dw n Charles 

near Washington Monument 
Cummins mrs Ann, ne cor of Park and Lexington sts 
Cummins Bernard, ship carpenter, 83 Fleet, w of 

Star alley / p 
Cummins John, labourer, Douglass, w of East o t 
Cummins Wm. milkseller, Bank, w of Eden stfp 
Cummins Wm. carpenter, Long al s of Saratoga st 
tCummins James, labourer, Happy alley / p 
Cunningham John, weaver, Sarah Ann, w of Cove st 
Cunningham Hugh, proprietor of hacks, Dutch alley 

w of Park st 
Cunningham Daniel, house carpenter, 57 Pitt st o t 
Cunningham Edward, weaver, Mulberry, near Cove 
Cunningham Wm. shopkeeper, Franklin, w of Eutaw 
Cunningham Henry, porter, Baltimore, w of Pearl st 
Cunningham John, sea captain, 32 Block st/ p 
Cunningham James L. cordwainer, 43 n Exeter o t 
Cunningham John, French st. opp. Crook's factory 
Cunningham Geo. of B. grocer, se corner of Balti- 
more and Front, dwl 13 Albermarle o t 
Cunningham B. cotton manufactory, 86 Dugan's whf 
Cunningham mrs Sarah, milliner and mantua maker, 

21 w Fayette st 
Cunningham Daniel, house carpenter, 57 Pitt st 
Curlett J. Co. coach & harness makers, 30 n Gay 
Curlett John, firm of J. Curlett & Co. coach makers, 

dw Holliday, Nof e Saratoga st 
Curlett mrs Sophia, huckster, 161 French st o t 

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Curley James, carpenter, 19 New Church st 
Curmaek mrs Betsey, En&or near East st o t 
Curran Johnj hack proprietor. Mechanics st. rear of 

N High, N of Gay o t 
Curran Thos. shot naanufacturer, 74 French st o f 
Curran D. tallow chandler, Holland near Aisquith st 
Currier mrs M. seamstress, Lt Hughes vv of Charles 
Curran Michael, tailor, 53 s Frederick 
Curry Thomas, carpenter, Wagon al w of Howard st 
Curry John, carpenter, 32 n High st 
tCurrv John, sawyer, s Caroline, n of Pratt st 
Curtain T. victualler, Strawberry al. near Pinkney st 
Curtain Mary, Lancaster, near Market st 
Curtain James, victualler, York av. o 
Curtain Thomas, victualler, Pitt, e of Eden st/ p 
Curtain J. victualler, Mulligan row, n end of Bond st 
Curtain W. victualler, betw Union al &Munroe st a ^ 
Curtain Thomas, carpenter, Gt German, e of Cove st 
Curtis Henry, Lerew's a) n of Saratoga st 
Curtis Wm. teacher, Ann near Wilk/p 
Curtis Abraham, sea capt. Fleet e of Washington f p 
Curtis James, mariner, NECor of Wolf & Lancaster 
Curtis William, plasterer. Bank st near Argyle al /p 
Curtis C. portrait minature painter, 1 1 2 e Baltimore 
fCurtis Abednego, musician, Harford av o t 
fCurtiB Henry, Kappy al near Lancaster/jp 
fCurtis Clem, sawyer, Barre \\ of Hanover 
fCurtis Bednego, drayman, Harford av 
Curvell Henry, house carpenter, York av Q t 
Curvell Fanny, York av o i 

Custer Frederick, w^hitesmith, Green n of Mulberry 
Cushing & Jewett, booksellers, 6 Howard 
Gushing J, firm of Cushing ^ Jewett, dw sw cor of 

Pratt and Howard 
Custom House, nw cor Gay and Water 
Cutcha Casper, victualler, Dutch al w of Eutaw st 
Cutler Joseph S. fancy store, 67 e Baltimore, 
Cutler Thomas, weaver, PearceEof Cove 
Cutts R. brass founder ne cor of C M space & Pratt 

dw 68 Centre Market space 
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DAN 



I>AGGETT SARAH, tavern keeper, Fish m space 
Dagner Samuel, hatter, w Baltimore w of Green 
Daiger Joseph, constable, Sharp near Hill 
tDamgerfield D. labourer. College al n of Saratoga 
Dalanott Charles, Wagon al Eof Howard st 
Daley Stephen, drayman and shop keeper, corner of 

Bath and Is^orth 
Daley J. grocer, nw cor Camden st & Camden lane 
Daily John, dry goods merchant, 67 w Lexington 
Daily Wm, cordwainer, cor Sharp and Hill 
Daley Jacob & son, chair factor, e Baltimore n side 

adjoining the bridge, dw Water, n side, w of 

High t 

Daley Daniel, plasterer, Saratoga n side w of Pine 
Daley James, cooper, Ross w of Eutaw 
Daliquet Elizabeth, Ross near Eutaw 
Daly Andrew, blacking manufacturer, s Charles w 

side w of Pratt 
fDaly James, Lerew^s al e side xof Saratoga 
Dall mrs Eleanor, Franklin n side w of Charles 
Dallam Francis J. city collector, office in the ex- 
change buildings, dw Franklin w of St. Paul's 
Dallam Wm. dry goods merchant 13 e Baltimore st 
Dallam Samuel, Ten foot al n of e Baltimore st 
Dallam Samuel, e Water s side w of Lloyd o t 
Dalrymple Wm. F. firm of Baltzell & Dalrymple dw 

Paca s side e of Lexington 
Dalrymple Wm, carpenter, Lombard, w of Eutaw 
Dalrymple John, grocer, 44 n Front st 
Dameron mrs Mary, boarding house, Ann, n of 
Thames f p 

Damphoux D D. president of st Mary's college 
Daneker John J keeper of the Methodist burying 

ground, Montgomery, s side, e of s Charles 
Danskin mrs. Margaretta, plain Sf fancy dress maker, 

McClellan st one door w of Baltimore. 
Daniels commodore John D. dw Albermarle n of 

Pratt ot 

Daniels Walter, machinist s Howard near Bottle al 



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Danver Patrick, cordvvainer. Mulberry ext near Cove 
Darden Stephen, city bailiff, York e of Charles 
Darden James, saddler and harness maker, 8 w Pratt 
D'Arcy J. N. merchant, dw Sharp n of Lombard 
Dare Gideon, commission merchant, 21 Light street 

wharf, dw Hanover near Pratt 
Dare Nathaniel, commission merchant, Light st whL 

dw Hanover n of Lee 
JDarking Robert, sawyer. Peace al w of Howard 
Darley J. C. portrait painter, over 7l E Baltimore 
Darling James, cordwainer, Upton st e of Harford av 
Darning J. carpenter. Potter st n of Half Moon al 
Dashiell James, cordwainer, Gough near Spring/ p 
Dashiell miss Mary, 95 Lancaster/ p 
Dashiell Henry, sea captain, Alisanna w of Market/ p 
Dashiell mrs. Mary, n High o t 
Dashiell P.W. seamstress, Aisquith st[N of Hull's lane 
Dashiell Asa, cordwainer, Eden n of Gough / p 
Dask Francis, carpenter, G. German near Cove 
Daugherty James, grocery, cor of Ross and Eutaw 
Daugherty James, labourer, Union st e of Penn av. 
Davenport Lewis, cabinet maker, e Baltimore w of 

Harford run o t 
Davenport Jos. currier, lOCheapside, dw 95 n High 
David Jowshua C. boot and shoe maker, 16 n Gay 
David Elizabeth, Montgomery near Light 
David Rachel, nw cor of Howard st and Bottle al 
Davidge Francis H. Lexington w of North 
JDavidge Abraham, waiter, n Calvert near Saratoga 
Davidson James, turner and machine maker, dw e 
Falls av o t 

Davidson John, waiter, Caroline, ext near Bayard o t 
Davidson David B. sea capt. e Baltimore w of Cove 
Davidson mrs. Sarah, Holland e of Aisquith o t 
Davidson Thomas, sail maker, 23 Commerce 
Davidson Robert, weaver, w p near Mulberry 
Davidson F. bricklayer betw Potter and Exeter 
Davidson mrs Jane, Granby, e of the Falls o t 
Davidson James, cooper, 53 s Charles st 
Davidson mrs, Elizabeth, tuoress^ 66 n Howard 

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Director, 1829. 



DAV 



Davidson Charles C. boot and shoe maker, Franklin 
E of Penn av 

Davies Jacob G. merchant, 81 Bowly's wharf, dvv sw 

corner of Sharp and Lombard sts 
Davis John, ship carpenter, Eden, sof e Pratt/p 
Davis mrs Charlotte W. Potter, n of Douglass st o t 
Davis Elizabeth, Lloyd, near e Baltimore sto t 
Davis Charles, M. D. svv cor of East and Temple ot 
Davis David, ornamental painter, e Baltimore, w of 

High, dw Potter, e of Gay st o f 
Davis Jesse, miller, s Charles, s of Camden st 
Davis Frederick, blacksmith, Garden near Biddle 
Davis Amos, shopkeeper, Montgomery, near Light 
Davis Samuel, Barre s side, e of Sharp st 
Davis Charles, carpet weaver, Camden, wof Charles 
Davis Elisha, carpenter, se cor of Pine Mulberry 
Davis mrs Ellen, Biddle near Ross st 
Davis mrs Elizabeth, Bath, e of Davis st 
Davis Jos. 26 Block st/p 
Davis Wm. mate, 67 Ann st J p 
Davis Peter, harbour master, cor of Wolf and Wilk 
Davis miss Ann, seminary for young ladies, 14 AI- 

bermarle st o t 
Davis John, cordvvainer, 41 n Gay st 
Davis John, labourer, n Gay, w of Aisquitho t 
Davis Geo. W. grocery and liquor store, se corner 

of High and Gay st o t 
Davis Luther, merchant, 84 n High st o t 
Davis Samuel, labourer, Caroline, near Pratt st fp 
Davis Evan, Market, s of e Baltimore,/ p 
Davis David, carpenter, n Gay, w of Aisquith o t 
Davis Amos, blacksmith, Beuren, near the falls, ot 
Davis mrs Sarah, tutoress, e Water, e of High o t 
Davis John, shop keeper, 52 Light st 
Davis Caroline, shop keeper, 39 Light st 
Davis J. carpenter, se cor of St Paul's & Hamilton 
Davis John, carter, Charles, s of Montgomery 
Davis William, accountant, 62 Sharp st 
Davis John, grocer corner of Richmond and Tyson 

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Davis James, boot and shoemaker, n Howard, s of 

Richmond sts 
Davis John, tavern keeper and boarding house, Fish 

Market space, e of Centre Market space 
Davis Wm. cordwainer, Rock s of Saratoga 
fDavis Sally, rear of William st//i 
fDavis Betsey, cake baker, Peace al. w of Howard st 
fDavis Elizabeth, French al. near Charles st 
fDavis James, drayman, Saratoga, e of Pine st 
fDavis Lewis, drayman, Mulberry, e of Park st 
fDavis John, carter, Happy al. near Fleet st/p 
fDavis James, Happy alley, near Alisanna st/p 
fDavis Wm. labourer, Lancaster, near Wilk st/p 
fDavis Joseph, potter, Forest, n of Douglass st 
fDavis Isabella, laundress, Davis, s of Bath st 
fDavis Wm. carter, s Charles, s of Henrietta st 
fDavis Wm. hostler, Carpenter's al. e of Howard st 
fDavis Catharine, laundress, s Eden, s of e Pratt st 
Davison mrs Isabella, 13 Fleet st/p 
Davy Wm. bricklayer, corner of Bond and Wilk st 
Davy Henry, cabinet maker, 95 Fleet st 
Davy Hugh, sea captain, 62 Market st 
fDavy Samuel, hack driver, Ensor ext. near Madison 
Dawes J. cordwainer, Cowpen al near Liberty st 
Dawes George M, and D. commission merchants, 3 

Lorman's row 
Dawes H. auctioneer, 3 Lorman's row, dw Eutaw s 

of Saratoga st 
Dawes mrs Elizabeth, Peace alley, w of Howard st 
Dawson Thomas R. tailor. Light, near Montgomery 
Dawson Wm. house carpenter and joiner. Wolf n of 

Alisanna st /p 
Dawson Wm. & Co. merchants, 47 s Gay st 
Dawson Steph. ship carpenter. Bond, near Pinkney 
Dawson mrs Cassandra, dry goods store. Market, 
near Alisanna st/p ' 
Dawson Wm. J. currier, 76 Alisanna st/p 
Dawson Isaac, cabinetmaker, 101 Hanover st 
Dawson Wm. surveyor, dw 12 South st 
f Dawson Perry, grain measurer, Guilford al 



Director, 1829. 



DEE 



Day George, tinner, 49 n High st o t 

tDay Cato, caulker, Happy alley, s of Fleet st/p 

Deady John, keeper of the mineral spring, HoUiday 

St near the jail 
Deal mrs Catharine W. Harford av o f 
Deal Christian, baker, Ensor, n of East st o t 
Deal mrs Sarah, Low, near Front st o ( 
Deal John, bricklayer. Liberty alley, near Fawn st 
Deal Charles W. boot and shoemaker. Franklin, w of 

Howard st 

Deal Frederick, wheelwright, Ross, w of Eutaw st 
Deal mrs H. tavern keeper. Market s of Lancaster 
fDeal H. laundress. Bottle al. w of Howard st 
Dean mrs Abigal, tuoress, Ross, s of Union st 
Dean VVm. constable, Biddle st. w of PennsyFa ar 
^Dean Rebecca, laundress. Spring, e of Pratt fp 
Deaver Amos, carpenter. Howard, n of Madison st 
Deaver E. K. printer, of the firm of Lucas and Deav- 
er, dw Saratoga, w of Pine st 
fDeaver James, ropemaker. Forest, n of Douglass ot 
De Bartholt misses, seminary for young ladies, sw 

corner of Frederick sts 
Debaufre James coach and ornamental painter, shop 

23 Harrison, near Baltimore, dw 23 Pitt 
De Butt Cor. ornamental painter, Pitt, e of Front o t 
Deboe Mahlon, carter, Tyson alley, near Tyson st 
De Butts Elisha, M. D. Lombard, w of Howard st 
Decker Geo. J. D. porter. Pierce, w of Pine st 
Decker Geo. w Fayette, e of Howard st 
Decoursey Henry, blacksmith, sw corner of e Balti- 
more and Bond sts / p 
Deegins mrs Ann, tutoress. Mulberry, w of Park st 
Deems Jacob, justice of the peace, opposite Hanover 

market, dw 73 Pitt o t 
Deems Cornelius^ tinware and sheet iron manufactur- 
er, 5| B Baltimore, dw Orleans st o t 
Deems Jacob, health commissioner, dw 73 Pitt o t 
Deems Adam, blacksmith, Montgomery, b of Charles 
Deems G. boot and shoemaker, Pratt, e of Charles 
Deems C. tanner, Columbia st.E of Ghats worth rua 

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Deford B. currier, 44 s Calvert, dw 41 Albermarle 
DeGruchy J. artificial mineral water manufactorer, 

11 s Calvert st 
tDeherequy Almaid, cake seller, 36 n Frederick st 
Deher Jean, New st. near the seminary 
Dillacour David, commission merchant, e Baltimore, 

w of Harford run, o t 
Delahunt Chas. jun. cordwainer, Saratoga, w of Park 
Delahunt Chas. sen. scourer and dyer, Saratoga, w of 

Park st 

Delany W. carpenter, adjoining St Mary's college 
Delany John, tailor, 9 Thames st/p 
IDelany Joseph, labourer, Spring, NofGough/p 
Delaruemrs w end of New st. near the seminary 
De La Roche Geo. F. sea captain, 64 Market st/p 
Delaplane and James, flour and^ grocery dealers, 106 

N Howard st 
Delcher John, trader, Harford av. w side o t 
Delcher J no. brewer, Beuren st w side near French o t 
Delcher mrs Margaret, huckster, 140 n Exeter, near 

French st o t 

Dell Wm. blank book manufacturer and stationer, 1 

North St. dw 174 Baltimore st 
Delia Jarret, blacksmith, Lee, e of Charles st 
Delia way John, carpenter, Saratoga, w of Park 
Deloste F. jeweller and watchmaker, 44 Baltimore st 
Deloughery Edward, M. D. 24 Pitt st 
Deloughery Thos. 24 Pitto t 

Deloughery John, deputy weigh master at the cus- 
tom house, dw 24 Pitt st o t 

Delphine John, ornamental painter. Spring st near e 
Pratt /p 

Delsher Wm. cordwainer, 69 French st o f 
Deluzier I. labourer. Forest, n of the Penitentiary ^ 
De Mangin Charles A. bookbinder, Water cor Front 

^ Hillen sts. o t 
De Marevte Emeline, 51 n Gay o t 
JDemby Thos. woodsawyer. Spring, n of Bank st/p 
Demoeteh W. cordwainer, Uhler's alley j near Hano- 
ver st 

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Dempsey Patrick, Strawberry al. near Alisanna st 

Dempsy Michael, grocer, 133 Sharp st 

Demster Ellen, grocery and liquor store, sw corner 

of Cross and Johnson sts 
Denboer mrs Julianna, Potter, near n Gay st o t 
JDenby John, mariner, Guilford al. w of Light st 
JDenby Peter, labourer, Water, e of South st 
Denison, Conain and Co. patent floor cloth manufac- 
tur T, s High, n of Water o t. See advertisement 
Denison Thomas, Crook's back row, e Monument st 
Denison Marcus, grocer, 3 1 e Baltimore st. dw Fre- 
derick, N of Baltimore st 
Denison Edward, attorney at law, dvv27 Front o t 
Denmead mrs Mary, 43 Exeter st o f 
Dennis Wm. cooper, Rock, s of Saratoga st 
Dennis Nancy, shop keeper, Rock s of Saratoga st 
Dennis James, Saratoga, w of Howard st 
Dennis mrs Mary F. Wagon al w of Pratt st 
Dennis Michael, tailor, 53 s Frederick st 
|Demiis Fred, ship carpenter, Shakspeare, e of Bond 
stfp 

jDennis Peter, Caroline, n of Fleet sifp 
JDennis Henry, barber, n Gay, s of Exeter o t 
Denno P. grocery and feed store, s Eutaw, Nof Barre 
Denny Wm. ship joiner, cor of Fell and Thames sts 

dw 74 Market st/p 
Denny James, labourer. Sugar al. w of Light st 
Denny Thos. grocer, 9 Water st 
JDenvy C. laundress, Jefferson, e of Aisquith st o( 
Deppish John C. printer, Beuren, near French o t 
, JDerroy C. laundress, Jefferson e of Aisquith o t 
Deroncery C. professor of music, s High, Nof Fawn 
Desk mrs Ann, seamstress, Light, n of Montgomery 
Despeaux Anthony, ship carpenter, dw Block st/p 
Despeaux mrs Ann Isabella, Block sij p 
Despeaux Thomas, mariner, Ann, s of Alisanna^ p 
Despeaux A. ship carpenter, Thames, e of Bond f p 
Despeaux mrs Frances, 33 Thames st/p 
Desverreux James grocers w corner of e Madison 

and Beuren sts. o t 

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Deeton Mrs. Ellen shop keeper cor Charles & Barre 
Deuhurst Greenbury hack owner 33 n Gay st o t 
Devarix Mrs. Ann, Lexington s side between Green 

and Pearl sts. 
Devalin Hugh, blacksmith, dw Constitution st w side 

near Monument, o t 
Devaugn W. boot ^ shoe maker 82 McElderry's wf. 
Devilin John Fruiterer, Grant e side near water st 
Dew Mrs. Jane, e water s side e of Exeter o t 
Dewees Andrew & co. grocers, 2 & 3 McElderry's 

wharf dw Catharine W. precincts 
Dewees Saml. cordwainer 42 Park e side 
fDeviter Benj. cordwainer w Exeter w side s of 

French o t 

Dewlin William, tanner & currier n e corner of 

Pratt st<^ Apple al./ p 
De Young Isaac, fancy jewelry, &comb store, 163 w 

Baltimore st dw over 166 Baltimore st 
De Young Michael, comb manufacturer. Jewelry & 

fancy store 198 Baltimore. See advertisement 
Dickel John H. grocer cor of Howard & Conway sts. 
Dickehut Hannah, confectioner, n e corner of Balti- 
more and Frederick 
Dickey Pat. domestic goods manufacturer, Preston, 

side w of Ross 
Dickerson Lucretia, county wharf e side / p 
fDickerson Minty, 100 Happy Ally / p 
Dickerson Wm. reed maker, Saratoga, w of Pine 
Dickerson Richard, Forest st w side of Douglass o t 
Dickerson Elisha, cordwainer cross S side E of 

William st/ ft 
fDickerson Hager, Laundress Bank near Eden f p 
|Dickerson Daniel, drayman, s Charles, near Hill 
JDickerson Wm. labourer, Howard near Tyson's al 
fDickerson James L. Hughes n side e of Charles o t 
JDickerson James, labourer n Gay st extended e side 

near Mott st o ^ 
Dickson John, rigger, Fawn e of High o t 
JDickson James, labourer, n Gay near Mott o t 
Didier Mrs. Mary Ann F. Fawn s side e of Higlvo t 

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D idler Henry, merchant, dvv monument square Eside 

of Lexington 
Diel Christian, baker, Ensor n of East ot 
Diffendall J. stone cutter, Constitution near French 
Di'Tenderffer mrs E, ^'vv cor of Baltimore & Exeter o t 
Diffenderffer John, grocer, 65 McElderry's whfdvv 

E Baltimore w of Hi2:h 
Diffenderffer Michael, M D e Baltimore w of High ot 
Diff'endertfer Charles, grocer, 5 Baltimore dvv 79 

Exeter o t 

Diffenderffer John A. hardware merchant, 23| e 
Baltimore 

Diffenderffer Richard, weigher of hay & straw, east- 
ern district, dw High n of Gay o t 
Diffenderffer Henry, M D, Frederick s of Baltimore 
Diffenderffer mrs Dorothy M. IS s Gay 
Diffenderffer F M, 56 e Baltimore 
Diggs Ignatius, cordwainer, 66 Front near Hillen o t 
Diggs Beverly, sea capt. Pratt near Gough o t 
fDiggs Wm. drayman. Cove s of gt German 
jDilks Thomas, Strawberry al near Gough / p 
Dill Andrew, druggist, cor of Liberty & Lexington 
Dillahunty J. N. of U S army. Green s of Franklin 
Diliehunt John, currier, 5 Cheapside, dw Calvert near 
the spring 

Dillon John, Bishop al near Fawn st o t 

Diller mrs C. seamstress, Maiden lane near Aisquith 

Dillon Daniel J. baker s Charles x of Montgomery 

Dimmit Joshua, Guilford al e of Charles st 

Dimond Elizabeth, dry goods store, Market near 

Alice Ann/ p 
Dinsmore Thomas, grocer, cor of Beuren and French 
Dinsmore Patrick, grocer, Howard near Mulberry 
Dinsmore Samuel, drayman, Pearce e of Cove 
Dinsmore mrs Charlotte, 90 n Eutaw 
Dinsmore, Kyle & Co. merchants, 2, e Pratt st whf 
Disney Wesley, comb maker. Sharp, n of Lee st 
Disney Snowden, labourer. High s of Pratt o t 
Disney James, comb maker, Forest w of York av ot 
Disney Jemima, seamstress, Centre near the bridge 
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Disney Wm. comb maker, Conway near Eutaw 
Disney John, painter. Peace al w of Eutaw st 
Ditman John, cordwainer, York av w sideo^ 
Ditman mrs Elizabeth, York av w side ot 
Ditman Harry, victualler, Lerevv's al near Madison st 
Dittmar Henry W. hatter. Lovely lane 
Divan Mary, grocer, cor of Pratt 6i Frederick sts 
Divine Michael, cordwainer, Wilk near Caroline/ p 
Dixon John, Hatler, rear of Sharp ^^ of Lee 
Dixon Robert, pilot, Happy al near Lancaster f^tfp 
Dixon Isaac, house carpenter, Camden e of Hanover 
Dixon mrs Susan, seamstress. Liberty al near I'alls ot 
Dixon George, blacksmith, Granby e of Exeter o t 
JDixon Patbena, Gay near Mott o t 
fDixon Peregrine, scovvman, Short n of Orleans o t 
tDixon Samuel, hack driver, Hillen w of Ensor o t 
Doak Wm. Richmond w of Park 
tDobois J. barber, Baltimore, vv of Front dw Pitt ot 
Dobbin Archibald, Pi att opposite the e Founlain J' p 
Dobbin mrs Catharine, 44 Pitt o t 
Dobbin Wm. house carpenter, Lee e of Charles 
Dobbin John, cordwainer, Eutaw ^ ol Camden 
Dobson J. cor of Potter st and Hall moon alley 
Dobson John, painter, Washington n of Fleet j p 
Docwra Frances, tailoress,over oG e Baltimore 
Dodd Abel, cordwainer. Gay k of Slott o t 
Dodson Robert, ship carpenter, 1 haines e of Market 
Dolan Edward, oyster house, Wilk e of Caroline J p 
Dolen mrsBridgett, seamstress, Beuren near jail o t 
jDolen Lydia, laundress, Saratoga e of Ciiarles 
jDonadieu Peter, boot and shoe maker, 3 Baltimore 
Donnel John, h carpenter, French near Potter o t 
Donnell John & Sons, merchants, sw cor of Gay aud 

Water, dw Water e of South 
tDonaldson Dinah, Potter w side near Low o t 
Donaldson Samuel J. attorney at law, 4 St. PauPs 
Donaldson John J. attorney at law, 22 St. PauPs 
Donaldson James, Paca s of Lombard H 
Donaldson Andrew, huckster, cor ot Mercer & Grant 
Donaldson William, M. D. Lexington w of Charles 



DOR 



Donbrook FI. stage driver, Apple al near Allisanna st 
Donigon Wm. carter, County wharf / p 
I>onneiI M. cordvvainer, 22 n Gay 
Donnelly John, grocery, Pratt e of Howard 
Donnelly Daniel, weaver, Mulberry w end 
Donnelly mr5, corof Caroline st & Hammnod al//> 
Doney mrs. Jane, shop keeper, Light near Baldtjrston 
Donohoe Patrick, sugar al w of Light st 
Donohoe Owen, drayman, Hillen e of Potter 
Donohoe John, ship joiner, 93 Fleet 
Donohoe mrs. Margaret, s Charles s of Pratt 
Donohoe B. drayman, Henrietta e of Charles 
Donovan C. carpenter. East n of Douglas o t 
Donovan V. carpenter, cor of East & Hillen o t 
Donovan Albert, cabinet maker, Hillen near East o t 
Donovan Jas. proprielor of Vauxall hotel, Light near 
York 

Donovan Rich'd proprietor of the Jackson hotel cor 

of Louisiana st & Long al 
Donsee L. boot and shoe maker, 3 s Sharp 
Doran John, weaver, Harford av w side o t 
Doran Richard, grocer, Saratoga w of Cove 
Doras John, labourer, Camden e of Sharp 
Doerbecker Wm. victualler, Penn. av n of Hoffman 
Doerbecker Adam, victualler, Baltimore w of Booth's 
nursery 

Dorgan John, carpenter, 20 Philpot near Thames / p 
Dorgan & Baily, stiip wrights, Philport / p 
Doritie Wm. painter, 98 Pitt o t 
Dorman James, baker, cor of High & Pitt o t 
Dorman H m. flatter, 32 Bond / p 
Dorman ^Vm. shop keeper, 15 McElderry's whf 
Dorman Thomas, shoe store, 5 Baltimore 
Dorney Bartholomew, country produce store, Frank.- 
lin E of Paca 

Dorney Barth. boarding house Thames w of Bond / p 
Dorney James, grocer, 36 Light 
Dorothy T, bricklayer, cor of Bank st & Argyle al 
t Dorothy J. wood sawyer, Strawberry al near Wilk st 
Djrrv mrs E. apothecary, Alice Anna, wof Market 

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MatchetPfi Baltimore 



Dorry Jesse, cordwainer, 37 Xnnfp 
Dorsey Michael, miller, Davis near Centre 
Dorsey George, blacksmith, Beuren near French ot 
Dorsey Thos. bar keeper, Peace al e of Lunn's lane 
Dorsey Wm E. tavern keeper, cor of centre Market 

Space & Swan st 
Dorsey H. cabinet maker, New Church e of Sharp 
Dorsey John H. clerk to the city commissioners, dw 

George w of Penn. av 
Dorsey Edwin W. Lexington w of North 
Dorsey Joshua, auctioneer, 41 Front o t 
Dorsey George, superintendent of water works, Beu- 
ren s of Falls 1 
Dorsey Rev. Dennis B. editor of the Mutual Rights & 

Christian Intelligencer, 19 s Calvert, dw cor of 

Calvert & Saratoga 
Dorsey Charles W. attorney at law, office 6 Athae- 

nium, Lexington dw^ 58 Charles 
Dorsey mrs Henrietta, Saratoga e of Park 
Dorsey John, 84 Pratt 
Dorsey mrs Ann, Pearl s of Franklin 
Dorsey Rich'd, merchant, in the Exchange buildings 

dw Baltimore e of Eutaw 
Dorsey James B. carpenter, York av. e of Charles 
fDorsey Isaac, blacksmith, Strawberry alley, s of 

Pinkney st/p 
fDorsey Edw. mariner. Potter, n of Douglass st o t 
fDorsey H. laundress. Sugar al. w of Light st 
fDorsey G. blacksmith, Douglass, w of Forest o t 
fDorsey Henry, porter, Howard, s of Pratt st 
fDorsey Mary, Conway, e of Hanover st 
fDorsey R. brushmaker, Peace al. w of Howard st 
Dorsh Rebecca, 41 n Charles st 
Doster John, tailor, Sleigh''s lane, n of Spring st/p 
Doty Mary, 76 Howard st. w side 
Dougherty John, labourer, French, near Bath sto^ 
Dougherty Joseph, coach trimmer, 129 n Eutaw 
Dougherty Neal, grocer, Union, w of Ross st 
Dougherty Jas. stone cutter, Camden near Light st% 

dw Lexington e of Charles. See, advsrtisemetit, 
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DOY 



Dougherty H. H. carpenter, Alice Anna w of Wolf 
Dougherty James, drayman, Potter, s of Hillen o t 
Douglass R. H. and Co. merchants, 50 s Gay st 
Douglass R. H. of the firm of R. H. Douglass and Co 

dvv Charles near Fayette st 
Douglass John, cooper. Forest, n of Orleans, o t 
Douglass Peter, cooper, 56 Harrison st 
Douglass Wm, watchman, Columbia, w of the Che- 
mical factory 
Douglass Daniel, mate, 109 Bond st/p 
JDouglass Geo. drayman, 32 Light st 
JDouglass W. blacksmith, Frencn al. e of Charles st 
J;Douglass Thos. Eager alley, n of Saratoga st 
^Douglass S. drayman, Pine, n of Fayette st 
Dover C. cordvvainer, Johnson, w of the magazine 
Dowden Michael, scowman, Happy al. near Fleet st 
iJDovvden Adam, brickmaker, Forest, n of Douglass 
Dowling Edw. carter, New st. w of Eutaw 
Dowling Wm. grocer, cor of Wilk and Spring sts/p 
Dowling Patrick, carpenter, High, s of Pratt o t 
Downey Wm. hack driver, Gt German, e of Cove 
Downey E. carpenter, cor of Pine and Mulberry sts 
Downey R^. chairmaker, French, n of Potter o t 
Downing Howell, carpenter, Barnet, e of Sharp st 
Downing N. bricklayer, Fayette, w of Pinest 
Downs mrs Awn, Tenfoot alley, w of n Spring, / p 
Downs Isaiah, labourer, Pierce., w of Pine st 
Downs R. H. accountant. High, n of Pittsto t 
Downs Robt S. cordwainer, Forest st. near thePen-' 

itentiary 
Downs mrs Ann, 50 s Charles st 
Downs Wm. pilot, Gough, w of Spring fp 
Downs Joshua, constable, 9 Mercer, w of Calvert 
Downs S. D. tailor, sw cor of Saratoga and Liberty 
Downs James, New st near Paca 
JDowns Wm. Guilford alley, near Charles st 
Doxey Josiah, pilot, 93 Lancaster sifp 
Doxey mrs Eliza; tutoress, Caroline, s of Pratt st 
Doxy Mary, shop keeper, 2 Philpot sifp 
Doyher Elizabeth, huckster, 21 Harrison st 
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Poyle mrs iMary, Caroline, s of Wiik st/ p 
Doyle Peter, weaver, Union, \v of Ross st 
Doyle Patrick, Ann, n of Gough st/ p 
Doyle J.firm of Zell and Doyle, Pearl, n of Fayette 
Drake Matthew, smith in general & hardware store, 
27 Light st 

Drake Vs m. grocer, sw cor of William and Cross st 
Drane John, labourer, 12 n Exeter st o t 
Draper Alex, ship carpenter. Wolf, near A!isanna/p 
tDraper G. and R. tobacconists, Forest, of Hillea 
jDraper R. tobacconist, Forest, w of York av o t 
Drege miss Mary Ann and mrs. Desire, Hoffman's 

academy, Lexington, w of Charles st 
Drew mrs. Mary H. Maiden lane, near Aisquith st 
Drummond J. tailor, Mulberry, e of Pearl st 
^Orummoud P. labourer. Run al. s of Lexington st 
Drury Thos. waterman, ^' Gay, near Mott st o t 
Drury mrs Margaret, Sharp, >^ of Hill st 
Drury Wm. tinware manufacturer, 243 and 251 w 

Baltimore, dw 243 
Dryden John H. piano forte maker. Maiden lane, 

near East st 
Dryden Joshua, merchant tailor, 5 Sharp st 
Dryden Henry, shoemaker, Upton st. sof Harford av 
Dryden Samuel, boot and shoemaker. Liberty, 1 door 

s of Baltimore st 
Dryden Isaac, painter and glazier, Pratt, e of Eutaw 
Dryden mrs. Wagon alley, w of Howard st 
Dubernard Wm. tailor, Pratt, w of Charles st 
Duboismartin A. F. cigar maker, 25 W^ater, w of Cen- 
tre Market space 
Ducas Peter, cooper, Lt Pleasant st w of College al 
Ducatel Edme, druggist, 26 e Baltimore st 
Duering D. cordwainer, cor of Ross st and Long al. 
Ducchemin mrs Margaret, 72 Camden, e of Howard 
Buddy mrs Mary, shop keeper, corner of^Lancas- 

ter and Market st / p 
Duesbury mrs Elizabeth, 27 Albermarle st ot- 
Duff Geo. huckster, Gough, near Eden st/p 
Duff Woi. cooper, e Baltimore, w of Edenst /jp 

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DutrJotin,' weaver, Ilillen, e of Potter st o t 

Dutry Henry, clothier, 28 s Calvert st 

Dugaii Hammond, rope manufacturer, 66 Bovvly's vvf 

d\v Water st 
Dugau Cumbeiland, Water, n side w of Gay st 
13ug:ent Francis, trader, 30 n High st o t 
Duke James, grocer, ne cor Camden and Howard 
Dukefiart John, sen. city commissioner, d\v e Fayette 

\v of Calvert st 
Dukehart and Hair, furniture store, 58 e Baltimore st 
Dukehart Valerius, domestic variety store, 101 J e 

Baltimore st. See advertisement 
Dukeman mrs. boarding house, ne cor of Grant and 

ft] at the w sts 

Dulany J. H. accountant, s High, n of Water sto t 
Dulany Gral^ton L. attorney at law, office sw corner 

ol Lexington and North sts 
Duley mrs Elizabeth, East, near Pitt st o t 
Dull James, blacksmith, Montgomery, e of Light st 
Dumas Peter B. clothing store, 14 South st 
jDumpson J. sawyer, French al. near Charles st 
Dui.an Adolphu?, M. D. 52, n Frederick 
Dunan Gustavus, supercargo, 9 w Lexington 
Dunbar Geo. S. cashier of the Commercial 6c Farm- 
ers Bank, dvv 10 s Howard st 
Dunbar C. drayman, Chamberlain's al. e of Eutaw al 
JDunburg mrs Mary, laundress, StravTberry al. 
Duncan Joseph, bootmaker, 5 South st 
Duncan H. labourer. Strawberry al. near Alice Anna 
Duncan Levin H. ship builder, intersection of Wolf 

and Thames st/p 
Duncan Rev. John M. pastor of the Associated Re- 
formed church, dw Calvert, n of Lexington st 
Duncan Chr. labourer, Long alley, s of Saratoga st 
Duncan Stephenson, cooper, Commerce, s of Pratt 
Dunderdale John, rigger, Shakspeare, e of Bond/ p 
Dungan Wm. constable, Mulberry, w of Calvert st 
Dungan Francis, clerk. Long alley, n of Lexington st 
Dungan Francis D. & Co. boot, shoe and hat store, 
219 w Baltimore st 

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Dungan Francis D. of the firm of D. Dungan 4* Co. f 
dvv Long alley, n of Lexington »t f 
Dungan Abra. sea captain, Sharp, n of Camden [ 
Dungan John, mate, 20 Ann st/ p 
tDungey John, waterman, Forest, s of Douglass o t p 
Dunlap Thomas, carter, e Baltimore st. opposite the | 
Columbian Gardens f 
Dunlap miss Sarah Ann, seamstress, 67 Park st j 
Dunlevy Thos. C. grocer, and proprietor of livery [ 
stables, Fish Market space [ 
Dunn mrs Eleanor, 58 Ann st f p j 
Dunn Curtis, carpenter, Ann, s of Fleet st / p | 
Dunn Michael, wheelwright, 60 e High st of 
Dunn Wm. labourer. Liberty alley, near Falls st o f ] 
Dunn John, grocery and liquor store, Light near Pratt ] 
Dunn Wm. engineer. Peace alley, w of Eutaw st 
Dunn John, tailor, cor of Bond & Alice Anna sisfp 
Dunn mrs Margaret, 14 Commerce st I 
Dunn Edward, grocer, cor of Liberty and Lombard j 
Dunn John, tailor, n Liberty, s of Lexington st. dw i 
23 New Churcn st i 
Dunn James, labourer, Baltimore, w of Pearl st ■ 
Dunn Wash, cordwainer, Lt Hughes, e of Charles st 
fDunn Chas. Gay, near Forest st o t 
Dunning Samuel, victualler, Aisquith, n of Orleans ot 
Dunning mrs M. Aisquith, n of Orleans st o t 
Dunnington Wm. P. merchant^ 43 s Gay, dwel. 127 

Hanover st 
Dunsmore mrs. seamstress, 62 n Gay st 
Duran James, shoemaker, Douglass, w of Forest o t 
tDuran Moses, labourer, Davis, s of Bath st 
fDuran Benj, cordwainer, Pratt, op President st o f 
Durding John T.plough maker, n Exeter, s of Pitt ot 
Durgan John, carpenter, 20 Philpot near Thames 
Durgan & Baily, shipwrights, Philpot/ p 
Durham Lloyd, grocer, sw cor of Eutaw & Camden 
Durham John, millinery and fancy store, 203 w Bait 
Durham mrs Elizabeth, Moore's alley, n of Ross st 
Durham Jacob, ship carpenter, corner ol Star alley 
attdWilkst/|) 

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Durham mrs Marg't. Lombard, bet. Eutaw and Paca 

Durkee John A. sea captain, 52 Pitt st of 

Durkee Robert A. (M. D.) office Water, s side, w of 

Frederick st 
Durocher A. H. Concert Hall, s Charles 
■ Durst J. F. cotton wadding manufacturer, 75 Hanover 
Dutrop J. seaman, ne cor of Wilk st & Strawberry al 
Dushane John, carpenter, 64 Sharp st 
Dushane Valentine, carpenter. Franklin, w of Pearl 
Dutroe mrs E. boarding house, Saratoga, k of Paca 
Button Robert, cabinet maker, 98 Bond st 
Button Benj. saddler and harness maker, Fayette e of 

Hollingsworth st 
Button John, bricklayer, Pratt, w of Market st/p 
Buvall Nathaniel T. cordwainer, ne cor of Bayard 

and Caroline sts 
Buvall mrs Rebecca, Sharp, s of Conway 
Buvall mrs Borothy, cor of Saratoga and Sharp sts. 
Buvivier Sarah W. French near Potter 
Bwen Matthew, Front n of Gay 
Bwen Matthew & Peter, carding machine, Potter n 

of Hillen o t 
fBwine Amy, laundress, Harford av w side 
Bye mrs Mary, boarding house, 64 Market 
ji3yer Martha, Eden w ofGough 
Byer W. chairmaker, rear of St. Paul near Hamilton 
Dykes James, painter, 67 Pearl, n of Lee 
Bykes J. teacher, over the Liberty engine house 
Dykes Margaret H. Preston w of Ross 
Dysart Moses, collector, 6 Douglass near Exeter 
Dyson miss Mary, carpet weaver, Dutch al w of 

Howard st 

|Dyson Charles, labourer. Wagon al e of Park st 

EACHUS JOS. porter, Bottle al w of Sharp st 
Eagleston Cyrus, victualler, Pitt w of Strawberry al 
Eagleston Benjamin, carpenter. Mulberry e of Pine 
Ealer Peter, chymistand druggist, cor of Market & 

Lancaster f p 
Ealer Lewis, gunsmith, 34 Thames 



ECK 



Mitchett'$ Baltimore 



Eaies Henry, sugar refiner, Howard near Conway 
Ealey Wm. ship carpenter, 33 Alice Anna / p 
Eareckson Thomas, carpenter, Pitt w of High o t 
Earl Jesse C. surgical instrument maker, Lombard 

E of Eutaw 
i'Earle Eh'za, Ruxton n side e of Charles 
Earnest Geo. & Wm. Cowles, china merchants, 25 & 

29 s Calvert 

Earnest Geo. firm of Geo. Earnest & Wm. Cowles, 

d\v Waterloo row, n Calvert 
Earwicker John, sawyer, Wilk near High o t 
Eastburn mrs S. seamstress, French st Crook's row 
Easter Wm. merchant. Market space dw 70 Front oi 
Easter J. ^R. dry goods merchants, 19 e Baltimore 
Easter John, 32 s High o t 

Easter Wm. dry goods merchant, 18 Cen. M. space 
Easter John, dry goods merchant, 26 Cen. M. space 
Eastman Samuel, boarding house, 1 1 Bond/ p 
Eastman Johnathan S. manufacturer of patent cylin- 
drical straw cutters, and agricultural implements 
generally, and feed store, 36 w Pratt, dw 102 
w Pratt. See advertisement. 
Easton Thomas, stage driver, Lights of Mercer 
Eaton Wm. grocer, cor of Wilk and Caroline 
Eaton Amaziah, grocer, County whf dw 9 McClellan 
Eaverson Joseph, coach maker, Charles n of Fayette 
Ebenezer Bapti&i church, Calvert between Saratoga 

and Lexington, Rev. Edmond J Reis pastor 
Eberhard Conrad, tinner, Saratoga e of Cove 
Ebbitt Benjamin, cooper. President s of Pratt 
Ebbitt George, cooper, President s of Pratt o t 
Ebeirvein Wm.' baker, Fayette w of Park 
Ebsworth G. D. fender manufacturer, 84 e Baltimore 
Eckle Abby, Chamberlain al near Eager al 
Eckle & Adams, produce merchants, cor of Hlllen 

and Exeter o t 
Eckle Chas. F. state guager and inspector, Pratt e 
of Exeter, 

Eckman Benjamin, cordwainer, Burke near Patter- 
sou's rope walk f p 

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Dirpctor, 18S9. 



Ellen mrs Jane, Liglit near West J li 
Edes mrs Sarali S. seamstress, Kichmond near Park 
Edes Benj. book and job printer, >e cor of Balti- 
more and Calvert, d\v 41 Harrison 
Edmondson J. ornamental painter, 1 1 Commerce 
Edmondson John, Light near FitzgeraWs rope walk 
Edward Wm. carpenter, Pratt w of Paca 
Edwards mrs Mary, boarding house, 22 Light 
Edwards Robert, carpenter, Harford av s side 
Edwards Henry, cabinet maker, 136 "N Exeter 
Edwards Wm. carpenter. Water w of Harford run 
tEdwards Sarah, laundress. Bond f j) 
fEddicks Jarret, waiter, Howard s of Barre 
Eeilem, Samuel, rope maker, Ann, near Gough/p 
fEifort P. brick maker, cor of Howard st 6l VVel- 
come al 

tEilbrt Henry, brick maker, Green s of Baltimore 
Egan Anthony, tavern keeper. Water Eof Higli o t 
Egerton Jno. B. Maryland lottery ofnce, cor of South 

and Water, dw intersection of Franklin & Cove 
Egleston mrs Mary, Eden n of Gough/ 
Egleston Rebecca, KK) Bond/p 
Egleston A. cordwainer, Happy al near Lancaster st 
Egleston John, carpenter, Caroline near Pinkney 
Egleston Cyrus, victualler, Pitt w of Strawberry al 
Eglen mrs Mary, 34 Wolf/ p 
Egnew Wm. sexton, Baltimore e of Market / p 
Egnevv Andrew, grocer, cor of Pitt and East o t 
Eblen ^ Kehlenbeck, sugar refiners, Paca s of 

Franklin 

Ehlen Jno. of the firm of Ehlen & Kehlenbeck, Paca 
s of New 

Eichelberger Martin, w-eigh master, 24 Hanover 
Eichelberger John, clerk, Pratt e of Paca 
Eicheiberger William O. tobacconist, Peace alE of 
Lunn's lane 

Eichelberger George J. tavern keeper and market 

master, 40 Water 
Eichelberger John, tobacconist, 85 Park 
Eicheiberger Wm. Bank lane rear of Gazette office 

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Eichelberger E. huckster, George, w of Penns) I'a av ! 
Eicher Christian F. cooper, w Baltimore w of Pearl 
Eigenbrodt Catharine, cotton spooler, rear of Sara- I 

toga w of Rock. 
Eisenbrant H. C. musical instrument maker, 42 Liberty 
Eisler John, drayman, 45 Pitt 
Elbert S. W. dry goods merchant, 52 w Lexington 
Elbert Lodaman, M. D. 58 Market / p 
tElbert Lydia, laundress, Guilford al e of Charles st 
iElbon James, labourer, Barre e of Sharp 
Elder S. & J. merchants, 89 Smith's wharf 
Elder Jeremiah, firm of S and J. Elder, dvv e Pratt 

near the bridge o t 
Elder Charles, Franklin e of Chatsworth 
Elder John, 41 w Lexington 

Elder Basil S. Son, grocers and commission mer- 
chants, 8 N Howard 
Elder Basil S.of the firm of B. S. Elder & Son, dw 

Fayede w of Eutaw 
Elder H. hatter, cor York and Charles 
Elderkin William G. accountant, Albermarle26 
Eiiason Elie, shoe maker, Montgomery e of Charles 
fElias David, labourer, Cove s of German 
Ellears mrs. M. W. Crook's back row e Monu- 
ment st ^ 

fEllen Sarah, laundress, Argyle al nearWilk/ p 
iS] lender Frederick, plasterer, Orleans vv of Aisquith 
EUender W. labourer. Maiden lane, w of Aisquith 
Ellicott Thomas, president of the Union Bank of Ma- 
ryland, dvv Sharp n of Lombard 
Ellicott Jonathan & Sons, flour merchants, s end of 
Patterson 

Ellicott Evans & Co. manufacturers of iron and pro- 
prietors of Patapsco rolling Mills, 7 and 8 Elli- 
cott st near Pratt st wharf, dw Pratt near Sharp 

Ellicott Andrew & John, provision warehouse, 4 <^ 5 
Ellicott st and agents for Elkridge furnace, dw 
Sharp near Conway 

Ellicott S. E. H. & P. iron store and proprietors of 
Patuxent forge, Ellicott st near Pratt st wharf g 
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Elie Jacob, milk seller, ne cor of Pinkney & Bond/ p 
Ellery Eppes, optician and silversmith, Biddle, near 
Howard st 

Elliott W. cordwainer, Aisquith s of M'Elderry o t 

Elliott mrs. , Crook's back row, Monument st 

Elliot James, meal merchant, Ensor s of Forest o t 
Elliott Nicholas, grocer, Water near Harford run o t 
Elliott Phoebe, seamstress, sw cor L Hughes & Light 
Elliott William, cordwainer. Light near Henrietta 
Elliott Thomas, Paca n of Fayette 
Elliott Thomas, weaver, Rock s of Saratoga 
Elliott James, plasterer, s Eutaw s of Barre 
Elliott Henry, ship carpenter, cor Gough ^ Spring 
Elliott J. painter and glazier, e Pratt near Market fp 
Elliott William, carter. Gay w of Aisquith o t 
Elliott John, paper hanger, 1 1 Potter o t 
Elliott Hubbard, cordwainer, Henrietta w of Light 
Elliott James, drayman. Union vv of Ross 
tElliott Samuel, labourer, w Baltimore w of Pearl 
tElliott Richard, labourer. Forest, n of Douglas o t 
Ellis William, mahogany sawyer, rear of Plowman, 

w of Albermarle o t 
Ellis John, boot and shoe maker, 2 n Gay, dw 90 

Ensor o t 

Ellis Charles, labourer, Lancaster e of Ann/p 
Ellis Samuel, cordwainer, Low w of Potter o t 
Ellis Thomas, collector and general agent, ne corner 

of s High and Stiles o t 
JEllis Stephen, Slemmer's al s of Pratt st o t 
JEUitt Henry, labourer, Eutaw, near Lee 
Elmore Wm. W. constable, 91 Pitt 
Elmore J. victualler, 101 French near e Centre o t 

Elsby mrs. , 47 n Exeter o t 

Elus Herman, cooper, Hillen w of Potter o t 
Ely Jacob, baker, L. Hamstead Eof Spring/p 
Emick J. V. tin plate worker, Baltimore, Eof Green 
Emmerson mrs. Sarah, milliner, nw cor Front and 

Plowman 

tEmmerson C. laundress, East st n of Half Moon al o t 
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Emmett Abraham, carpenter, Forest s of Hillen ot 
Emonizer Ann, Spring near Wilk/ p 
Emory Thomas L. attorney at law, 43 St. Paul's st 
Emory Richard, discount clerk in the Union Bank 

of Maryland, dw St. PauPs near Franklin 
Emory Gideon, second teller in the Bank of Balti- 
more, dvv N Charles n of Lexington 
fEmpy J. stevadore. Strawberry alley, s of Wilk st 
fEmpy Comfort, Peace alley, w of Sharp st 
EndicottGeo. ornamental painter, nw cor of Charles 

and Baltimore sts. dvv Conway near Charles 
Eney Wm. cordwainer, Baltimore st. w of Booth's 
nursery 

England James, watchmaker and jeweller, 22 Bond 
Engleman Lewis, porter, Biddle, s of Ross st 
English mrs Elizabeth, Mulberry, w of Park st 
Ennis Mark, grocery and liquor store, sw corner of 

St Paul's and Centre sts 
Ennis mrs Elizabeth, 15 Albermarle st /p 
Ennis Wm. labourer, Gt German, w of Pine st 
Ennis Gregory, grocery and liquor store, corner of 

Camden and Light, dw 133 Sharp st 
fEnnis Elizabeth, laundress, Gt German, w of Pine 
tEnnis Benj. labourer, Lt Hughes, e of Charles st 
Enolds W m. sawyer, Spring, n of Gough st 
Ensey Wm. grocer, Pratt, w of Eutaw st 
Ensey Lot, of the firm of Ensey Slingluff, dw 14 s 

Howard st 

Erslow Jas. blacksmith, Alisanna st. Eof Argyle al. 
Ensor Wm. John, superintendent of sweeps, 27 Pot- 
ter, near Gay st o i 
Ensor Abraham, bricklayer. Potter, s of Gay st 
Ensor Wm. brickmaker, Ensor, s of East st o t 
Ensor Luke,brickmaker, Wilk^st, wof Harford run, 

Mechanics' row 
Entz, Andrew, house carpenter. Park lane, e of Pine 
Epron Peter, shoemaker, Pratt st. Eof the bridge 
Equitable Society's office, Joseph Townsend, trea- 
surer, 18 E Baltimore st 
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Eravine Henry, sea captain, corner of Market and 

Pratt sts/]} 
Erick Casper, baker, 54 n Eutaw st 
Erickson Wm. ship joiner, President, s of Stiles o t 
Erickson F. ship joiner, Albermarle, s of e Water ot 
fErmine Wiley, Dutch al. bet. Park and Howard sts 
fErmy Norris, waiter. Short st. s of Jefferson o t 
Erskine, Eichelberger and Co. grocery and liquor 

dealers, 237 w Baltimore st 
Ervin James, stage driver, New st. near Eutaw 
Ervine Henry, sea captain, cor of Market & Pratt fp 
Escaville mrs Sarah, High, n of Exeter st o t 
Espaganett Peter, gardener, Bond, near Fleet / p 
Espey Wm. cooper, 33 Ann st/ p 
Essender John, constable, 29 Lexington st 
Essender Jas. shoe store, 70| Lexington, e of Eutaw 
Estep Richard, commission merchant, over 5 Light 

st wharf 

Etchberger Wm. boat builder, Block st. s of Will, 

dw s side of Block st / p 
Etchberger mrs Mary, 14 Thames st 
Etherington J. grocer, 72 Hanover st. dw 62 n Gay 
Etherington John W. Mulberry, e of Park st 
Etting mrs Sarah, Fayette, w of Eutaw st 
Etting Solomon, Baltimore, 4 doors from Eutaw st 
Euler Ann, Carpenter's alley, e of Eutaw st 
Euler Jacob, potter, Carpenter's al. e of Eutaw st 
Eury Elizabeth, Granby, e of Gough st o t 
Evan Elizabeth, proprietress of the Columbian Inn, 

Montgomery, e of Light st / fi 
Evans mrs Mary, Exeter, n of e Pratt st ot 
Evans Barbara, grocer, se cor of Fleet st <^ Happy al 
Evans Wm. constable, Harford run row, near the 

footbridge fp 
Evans mrs R. W. tutoress, 23 Potter, near Douglass 
Evans David, tailor. East, near Pitt st o t 
Evans J. house carpenter, Holland st. near Long lane 
Evans Geo. cooper, 20 e Baltimore, o t 
Evans Hugh D and Wm. H. Freeman, attornies at 

law, St Paul's st 

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Evans Joseph, cordwainer, Barre, e of Sharp st 
Evans P. cordwainer, Chamberlain's al. near Eutaw st 
Evans mrs Letitia, 52 w Fayette st 
Evans mrs Esther, umbrella manufacturer, 4| e Bal- 
timore st 

Evans Charlotte, tavern keeper, 8 Fell st/ p 

Evans Daniel, bricklayer, cor of Eden and Gough fp 

Evans Henry, labourer, Ensor, n of Greble's pottery 

Evans M. laundress, Maiden lane, w of Aisquith st o t 

Evans Isaac, merchant, 21 Patterson st. dw 76 Pitt 

Evans Geo. boot and shoemaker, 1 Light st 

Evans Thos. nightman, Happy al. n of Gough st 

Evans H. and W. and Co. 4 s Charles st 

Evans H. W. cor of St. Paul's and Lexington sts 

Evans Thomas, carpenter, 59 Sharp st 

Evans Joab, carpenter, Garden st. near Alms house 

Evans Wm. flour inspector, 196 n Eutaw st 

Evans John, cordwainer, Barre, e of Sharp st 

fEvans James, porter, Forest n of Douglass 

tEva?as Hooper, mariner, Potter s of Low o t 

tEvans Lisbon, blacksmith. Strawberry al near Pratt 

Evatt Ann J. Spring near Bank fp 

Evatt John, lock and gunsmith, 35 Liglit 

Evatt J. lock & gun smith, 3 Water head Cheapside 

Everett Nathan, Cooper, 140 n Exeter o t 

Everett James, plasterer, Bond near Gough 

Everett J. labourer, Wilk e of Happy al 

Everett Joseph M. tailor McClellan n of Baltimore 

Everett Rebecca, umbrella store, 226 w Baltimore 

Everitt Geo.W. general agent and intelligencer, Bar- 

num's city hotel Fayette st See advertisement 
Evers Henry, clerk, Cross e of Light 
Evert John, scovvman, Wilk w of Spring/ p 
Ewaidt Dorothy, grocer, Penn. av, s of Union st 
Ewaldt Cath. seamstress, Montgomery near Charles 
Ew^ell Lewis, tobacconist. Green s of Baltimore 
Ewen James, rigger, 31 Ann 
Ewen mrs Margaret, Pratt e of Howard 
Ewing Wm. grocer, cor of Light and Montgomery 
Ew^ing Rog. labourer, cor of Penn. av Holfman st 



Director, 1829. EXCHANGE 



Ewing R. tavern keeper, nor of Pratt & Patterson 
EvvingSam. ladies shoe maker, cor of Exeter & Pitt 
Exchange (Baltimore Commercial) in s Gay st the 
front occupying from Second to water, Office of 
Discount and Deposit, occupying the n end, 
fronting on Second, and the Custom House the 
send, fronting on Water. 
The principal floor is occupied in the following man- 
ner 

The Maryland Insurance Company's Office, ne cor 
of the principal floor, J. Smith HoUins esq. 
president 

Mayer 6l Brantz, merchants, occupying the same 
room 

Neptune Insurance Company's Office, se corner of 
the principal floor, Christian Mayer, esq. presi- 
dent 

City Collector's Office, first door n of the entrance 
from Gay, principal floor, F. J. Dallam Col- 
lector. 

Samuel Harris, Stock Insurance and Exchange Bro- 
ker, E side of the n entrance, principal floor. 

Baltimore Insurance Company's Office, w side of the 
s entrance, principal floor, D. Winchester, pre- 
sident. 

American Insurance Company's Office, Eside of the 
s entrance, A. J. Schwartze president. 

Mayor and Register's Office, first door s of the en- 
trance from Gay, principal floor, Jacob Small, 
Mayor, Emanuel Kent, Register. 

Commercial News Room, Thomas N. Neilson's w 
side opposite the entrance on Gay 

Custom House, se cor of Exchange buildings, J, H 
M'Culloch, collector, Dr J. H. M'Culloch, de- 
puty Collector. 

The second floor is occupied as follows 

City Commissioners and wardens of the port of Bal- 
" timore, office second floor of the Exchange, 
fronting on Gay. 

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Health Commissioners' Office second floor of the 
E range n end. 

City Council Chamber, second floor, e range, front- 
ing on Gay, 

Chamber of Commerce, second floor, fronting on 
Water. 

Richard Dorsey's office, second floor, s range front- 
ing on Gay. 

The basement story is divided into fifty apartments, 
which are rented out for offices, six are occu- 
pied as follows 

Gen. J. S. Smith, No. 11. 
John Bolte, Com.mission Agent, No. 17. 
Savings' Bank, No. 18. 
Exchange Company's office, No. 1 1 . 
Thomas Robinson, general superintendent of the 
Commercial Exchange, dw 27 Water st. 

FaHARTYMARY, Philpot/p 

Fahnestock Peter, commission & produce merchant, 

4 Light st whf= dw w Pratt w of Howard 
Fahnestock Sarah, 14 s Howard 
Fahs mrs Amelia, bakery, 34 Water, e of Frederick 
Fairbank Noah, sea captain, 59 s Charles 
Fairbank Margaret, seamstress, Lancaster st near 

Argyleal/p 
Fairbank James, cordwainer, 5 Pine 
Fairbank David, sea captain, Barre near Hanover 
Fairbank David, mariner, 40Aiisanna/p 
Fairbank J. ship carpenter, Alisanna near Bond / p 
Fairchild Wm. tailor, Hillen s of High o t 
Faithful mrs. Marg't, midwife, Catharine, n of Biddle 
Fairall S. carpenter, Franklin row w of Chatsvvorth 
Falconar Sarah, ke corner of Sharp and Camden 
Falconar A. H. clerk, Lexington betw Green & Pearl 
Fallon Nicholas, drayman, W^ater w of the Bridge 
Fallon John, grocer, ne cor Potter and French o t 
Fallon J. grocery and dry goods store, 149 French o t 
Falls Alexander, of the firm of Dinsmore, Kyk and 

Co. dw Camden opposite Hanover market 
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Fardwel] Isaac, bay trader, York near Charles 
Fardvvell Wiiliam, Barre e of Sharp 
Farmers' and Merchants' Bank of Baltimore, 252 
Baltimore 

Farnandis Walter, dry goods merchant, 141 Balti- 
more, dw Hanover s of Camden 
Farnandis Samuel, notary public, office cor Gay and 

Water, dw cor of Sharp and Camden 
Farquharson C. collector, Saratoga e of Holliday 
Farr S. victualler. Forest ext near the Penitentiary 
fFarra Louis, barber, i8Thames/jp 
Farrall mrs Elenora, Bond jf p 
Farrall Peter, carter, 46 n Front o t 
Farrall S. cordvvainer, sw cor of Liberty & German 
Farran Augustus, harness maker, se cor of Aisquith 

and M'Elderry o t 
Farrell mrs Mary, seamstress, Guest st Hamstead 

hill N of E Baltimore 
Farrell mrs Sarah, llOWolf/p 
Farrier mrs Susan, Barre e of Sharp 
Farrington Samuel, Mulberry e of Pearl 
Faucett John, cordwainer. Potter near Gay o t 
Faunce Mary, Ostend near the Spring Gardens 
Fause Jacob, labourer, L Hughes near Light 
Fausy mrs Harriett, seamstress, Potter n of Low o i 
Favier Anthony, tobacconist, 9 n Thames / p 
fFax Henry, Happy al near Alice Anna st/p 
Fayard Peter, mattrass maker, 53 C M space 
Pearson Jesse, merchant, 73 Exeter o t 
Fefel Joseph, cordvvainer, Pratt w of Eutaw 
Fefell Sophia, Montgomery near Light 
Fegan Peter, stone mason and grocer. Potter s of Low 
Felan Travers, 19 M'Elderry's wharf 
Fell Stephen, rope maker, Harford av o ^ 
Fell Hannah, laundress, Pearce w of Pearl 
Fell Philip, mate, 73 Ann / p 
Fenby mrs. milliner, 232 w Baltimore 
Fenby P. china and grocery, Market s of Lancaster 
Fenby Peter A. dyer, 6 Light 
Fenby Samuel, trunk manufacturer^ 232 w Baltimore 

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Fenkenour H. baker, 100 n Howard 

Fennell M. gilder, 26 1 w Pratt 

Fenner R. S. acadeniist, ne cor Front and Pitt o t 

Ferdinand mrs Mary, L Hamstead w of Caroliiiey p 

Ferguson T . J. jr. commission mercha»its, 68 South 

Ferguson Thomas, firm of T. & J. Ferguson, dvv n 

Calvert, opposite city spring 
Ferguson Geo. city bailiff, s Charles n of Henrietta 
Ferguson William, Pa!terson*s wfiarf/p 
Ferguson captai » Jolin, 128, Hanover 
Ferguson David B. justice ot the peace, office, Lex- 
ington market, dvv n Eutavv n of Saratoga 
Furguson John jr. captain of the steamboat Virginia, 

dvv Conway near Howard 
Furguson Samuel, weaver, Saratoga ext w of Rock 
tFergu8on Benj. labourer, Hill vv of Light 
tFerguson Be nj. brick ma- er, Pearce, w of Pine 
Fergusson James, commission merchant and agent 
for the Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond steam 
boats, office 99 Bovvley's vvhf. dw75 Sharp st 
iFergusson Benj. brick maker. Sugar al e of Charles 
fFernandis John, barber, 7 Bond / p 
Ferrell Joshua, sea captain, market near Bank o t 
Ferrell Charles, drayman, Bath w of North 
Ferrell Wm. 87 n Gay near Potter o t 
fFerrell Absalom, labourer. Low ext. e of Forest 
Ferrell mrs. Mary, laundress, Exeter near Low o t 
Few Horwell, clock and watch maker, 8 w Pratt 
Fickey Frederick, comb maker, Harford run s of 

E Baltimore / p 
Field John W. grocer, cor Bond and Gough / p 
Fielden Daniel, chemist, s Paca n of Pratt 
Fields James, distiller. Centre w of the Bridge 
Fields Margaret, Bond near Gough / p 
fFields John, mariner, 48 Happy al fp 
Fiester John, carpenter, Chamberlain a! e of Eutaw 
Fields Michael, sail maker, Gough near Spring/p 
Fields James, grocer, cor Baltimore and Spring /j> 
Fifer John, shop keeper, n Gay ext near Mott o t 
Filbert H. laundress, cor HoUingsworth Water 

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Fillenger John grocery, 71 e Pratt 
Fimister Alexander, shoe store, 17 E Baltimore 
Fimple John, brush maker, cor Pearl and Pearce 
Finlay Thomas, boot and shoe maker, Thames / p 
Finlay H. & Co. fancy chair factors, 32 n Gay 
Finlay rev. John, pastor of the First Baptist church, 

dvv 59 w Pratt 
Finlay Thomas, Franklin e of Chatsworth 
Finlay and Severson, coach makers, cor w Fayette 

St and M^Clellan al 
Finlay John, coach maker, SO n Gay 
Finlay Thomas, marshall for the District of Mary- 
land, dvv Lombard w of Hanover 
Finley E. L. attorney at law, 1 Athenaeum building, 

dw Paca betw Saratoga and Lexington 
Finley J. W. attorney at law, 1 Athenaeum building, 

dw Paca betw Saratoga and Lexington 
Finley mrs. Jane, baker, Douglass w of Aisquith o t 
Finley miss F. dry goods store, n Gay opposite Bell 

Air market o t 
Finley & Mosher, commission merchants, 91 South 

street, Bowley's wharf 
Finley Thomas, firm of Finley & Mosher, dw Lom- 
bard St opposite the Friends' meeting house 
Finley Thomas, grocer, Park st n of Dutch al 
tFinley Betsey, Necessity alley o t 
Finley J. M. supercargo, Frederick, s of Baltimore 
Finnegan John, weaver, Pierce, w of Cove st 
Finn Elizabeth, HoUiday, near Bath st 
Fiquet D. constable, w Bait, w of Booth's nursery 
Fireman's Insurance Company of Baltimore, office 
25 Second st. John Hewes, president, and Thos. 
G. Rutter, secretary. See advertisement, 
Firovet David, grocer, Franklin, e of Green st 
First Presbyterian Church, uw corner of Fayette 

and North sts. Rev, Wm. D. Nevins, pastor 
First Baptist Church of Baltimore, Rev. John Fin- 
lay, pastor, NE corner of Lombard and Sharp sts 
First Baltimore Hose Company, M'Clellan, near 
Baltimore st 

lor 



FIT 



MatcheWs Baltimore 



Fischer Charles & Co. importers of German and fan- 
cy goods, 3 N Howard st See advertisement 
Fischer Charles, of the firm of Charles Fischer and 

Co. dw Fayette, near Howard st 
Fish Robert, tailor, Water, e of Light st 
Fish Allen, sea captain, Eden, n of Gough st/ p 
Fish Inspection Houses Baltimore, foot of/ /i* e of 

the Powder Magazine 
Fishach mrs Catharine, 96 w Pratt st 
Fishburn Hortio N. clock and watchmaker, corner of 
Pratt St. and Centre M. space, dw 26 n Liberty 
Fisher John, boot and shoemaker, Potter, near Pitt 
Fisher Joseph, French, near Bath st o t 
Fisher John E. tailor, 20 s Calvert st 
Fisher John, currier, 3 Cheapside, dw 17 w Lexington 
Fisher Martin, comb, fancy and looking glass mer- 
chant, 225| w Baltimore, dw Pleasant, between 
Calvert and Charles sts 
Fisher 4" Stewart, grocers, 106 Dugan's wharf 
Fisher Geo. firm of Fisher and Stew^art, dw Caroline 

N of Gough st/p 
Fisher Thos. dyer and scourer, Pinkney, e of Bond 
Fisher James, cordwainer, cor of Hampstead st and 
Carol ine/p 

Fisher James 1 of the firm of R. H. Douglass & Co. 

dw kw cor of Pleasant and St. Paul's st 
Fisher Francis, boot and shoemaker, 94 Hanover st 
Fisher Wm. plasterer, Montgomery, w of Light st 
Fisher H. M. painter and glazier, W ater, e of South 
tFisher Tobias, labourer. Eager al. of Saratoga st 
fFisher Sarah, laundress, Chesnut al. e of Pine st 
Fister John, carpenter. Chamberlain al e of Eutaw 
Fitch J. grocer, j^w corner of Exeter and Hilien ot 
Fitch Daniel, sea captain, 32 Albermarle st 
Fite Conrad R. accountant in the Farmers' and Me- 
chanics' Bank, dw Sharp, n of Lombard st 
Fitze John, 15 Franklin row 
Fitzgerald mrs Mary, Ross, w of Eutaw 
Fitzgerald John, proprietor of rope walk, dw Light//i 

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Fitzgerald James, ropemaker, William, n of Cross 
Fitzgerald A ropemaker, Charles, near Henrietta 
Fitzgerald Gilbert, accountant, Pitt, Eof Front o t 
Fitzgerald mrs Margaret, Front, n of Water 
Fitzgerald Edw. collector, Hanover, s of Camden 
Fitzgibbon Thos. grocery and liquor store, s Exeter, 

N of E Pratt st 
Fitzgibbon Maurice, 19 Camden near Light st 
Fitzhugh Geo. jr. clerk in the Bank of Maryland, dw 

55 s High st 
Fitzking mr. 46 Alice Anna st/p 
Fitzpatrick John, lime merchant York near Charles 
Fitzpatrick Margaret, between Wilkand Bank sts^p 
Fitzpatrick John, lime merchant, Hollingsworth and 

Grant, near Pratt, dw York near s Charles 
Fitzpatrick Dennis, Fleet, w of Bond st/p 
Fitzimmons Thos. labourer. Union, w of Ross st 
Flack James, distiller of spirituous liquors, 274 w 

Baltimore, dw Fayette, w of Howard st 
Flaherty James, Fleet near Bond st/ p 
Flaherty J. ship carpenter, Apple al. sofWilk st 
tFlamer Nancy, laundress e side of Bishop's alley ot 
Flanagan miss Elizabeth, Mercer near Light st 
Flannigain A. B. & Co. shipwrights, lower end of 

M'Elderry's wharf 
Flannigain Benj firm of A. B. Flannigain 8/' Co. dw 

Caroline, n of Gough fp 
Flax Margaret, grocery, 8 Block, near Drawbridge 
Fleetwood Benj. Caroline, s of Pratt st 
Fleetwood Bonj. bay trader. Mulberry, e of Park st 
tFleetwood Thos. bay trader. East, s of Douglass ot 
Flemming Wm. stevadore, 48 Ann st/p 
Flemming Wm. accountant, Hanover, s of Camden 
Flemming F. A. drayman, Bishop's al. s of Fawn st 
Flemming Jas. cordwainer, Aisquith, n of Pitt o t 
Fletcher Henry, proprietor of livery stables, Swan st 
Fletcher mrs Mary, Harford av o t 
Fletcher Thos. ropemaker. Light st ext. 
Flint Glass Manufactory Baltimore, w end of Lan- 
caster st / p 

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Flint T. and W. dry goods merchants, 97 e Baltimore 
Flishell Joseph^ stone cutter, Biddle, near Penn. av 
Flishell Anthony, labourer, Biddle, near Penn'a av 
Flishell Joseph, stone cutter, Pratt, w of Hanover 
tFlood Lydia, Short si e side o t 
Flower Geo. glassmaker, 70 Bond st fp 
Floyd Charles, Lerew's alley, n of Franklin st 
Floyd David I. grocer and commission merchant, 23 

Water, dw Hanover, n of Lee st 
Floyd mrs Ellen, mantuamaker, l3 St. PauPs st 
Flury Warner, sailmaker, Thames w side / p 
Flynn A. cordvvaiuer, Granby st near Harford run o t 
Flynn Joanna, shopkeeper, corner of Paca street and 

& Bottle al 
Foales Henry, carter, Barre, w of Charles 
Fobes James, sea captain, Thames, Eof County wf 
Focke Fred, firm ol Brauns and Focke, dw opposite 

Duncan's Church, w Fayette 
Focke mrs M. boarding house, Lexington st 
Fogleman, Geo. watchman, Bottle alley s side 
Folack, Adol. stone cutter, Biddle, w of Penn'a av 
Foley Timothy, cabinetmaker, Forest, n of Douglass 
Foley Matthew, grocery and liquor store, St PauPs, 

s of Centre st 
Folks mrs Sarah, grocery, cor Grant and Balderston 
Folks Nicholas, hack driver, Dutch alley w of 

Park street 

Folk Frederick, baker, Penn av n of Preston st 
Folingsby A. G. merchant, 5 Commerce 
Foilen W. house carpenter, Gough near Caroline/ p 
Fonerden John, M D. nw cor Fayette & Park 
fForty John, teacher. Potter, n of Douglass o t 
Foose mrs. Marj, North s of Bath 
Foose John, bricklayer. Potter s of Hillen o t 
Foose mrs. Dorothy, Harford av o f 4| 
tFoote James, labourer. Sarah Ann w of Cove ™ 
JFoote Rachel, laundress, Mechanics' w of High ot 
Topless Michael, hatter, 66 n Exeter Wk 
Forbes James, sea captain, Thames, e of County wf - 

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Forbes mrs. Ellen, grocer, se cor Park & Mulberry 
Forbes Alexander, weaver, Preston w of Ross 
Ford Nicholas, carpenter. Wagon al w of Park 
Ford George L. sea captain, near cor Bond & Gotigli 
Ford John D. dry goods dealer, 71 s High ot 
Ford Wnn, cordwainer, Potter, n of Douglass ot 
Ford Lear, laundress Forest s of Douglass o t 
Ford M carter, near the Hospital o t 
Ford J. T. wheelwright, Pratt, near Albermarle o t 
Ford Stephen H. grocer and commission merchant, 7 

Light St wharf, dw bet. Mulberry and Charles 
Ford Nancy, huckster, Hardford run near Water st 
Ford Elias, boot and shoe maker, 44 n Charles, dw 

Hamilton e of Charles 
fFord Caroline, Star al near Wilk stfp 
Foreigner Penelope, Wagon al e of Park 
Foreman V. fisherman. Chamberlain al e of Eutaw st 
Foreman Edward, grocery and feed store, se corner 

of Caroline and e Pratt 
Foreman Chr. victualler, se cor Pine & Fayette 
Foreman mrs. Ann, Cross w of Johnson f h 
Foreman Christiana, n E^taw st s of Chamberlain al 
Foreman David, bacon merchant, Pearl st 
Foreman Leonard, Peace al w of Sharp st 
Foreman Elizabeth, boarding house, 94 Dugan's wf 
Forler Jacob, labourer. Park 

ForlingGustavus, sugar refiner. Peace al e of Howard 
Forman James R. collector, 21 Pitt o t 
Forman Leonard, 80 M'Elderry's wharf 
fForman S. sawyer, Lerew's al s of Mulberry st 
Forman Francis, firm of Keller ^ Forman, dw s 

Eutaw N of Lombard 
Forney Nicholas, harness maker, n Eutaw n of New 
Forney I. C. coach trhnmer. Bottle al w of Eutaw 
Forney Pt^ter, G. German, wof Howard 
Forney mrs. Louisa, nw cor of Green and Fayette 
Fornshill John, gun and lock smith, 77 Ensor, e of 
i Potter t 

I Forrest Benjamin, hack driver, 4 Apple al/p 
I Forrest Mary, Guilford al near Light st 
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Forrest G fisherman, Bank op the Catholic church 
Forrest Wm. carter, Chesnut e of Pine 
Forrester R. cabinetmaker, n How ard near Richmond 
Forster F. Gordon, professor of penmanship, 9 Bar- 
net, dw St. Paul's N of Mulberry 
Forsyth mrs. Rachel, Penn. av s St Mary's st 
Forsyth Alexander, Penn av 
Forsyth Mary, A. Preston near Ross 
Forsyth William, 134n. Exeter 
Forsyth Alex, blacksmith, George st w of Penn av 
Forsyth mrs. Sarah, mantua maker, Biddle w of Ross 
Forthing G. sugar refiner, Peace al e of Howard st 
Fort Joshua, carpenter, Ross 
fFortie J. teacher, corner of Douglass and East o t 
Fortune mrs. Ann, huckster. Fleet e of Ann f p 
f Fortune John, labourer. Spring/ p 
Fosbenner Daniel, blacksmith, Lee w of Hanover 
FosdickmrsM. fancy store, 123 w Baltimore 
Fosdick John M. 123 Baltimore st 
Fossett John, tavern keeper, 7 Fish market 
Foster Francis, Pratt, w of Eutavv st 
Foster Jacob, carpenter. Strawberry al near Wilk st 
Foster Isabella, 104 Bond/ p 
Foster mrs Rebecca, boarding house, 7 Commerce 
Foster George, house carpenter, Mulberry w of Park 
Foster Malon, cordwainer, Biddle s of Ross 
Foster Mary Ann, cor Strawberry al and Wilk stfp 
Foster mrs Mary, Pitt e of East o t 
Foster William, lope maker. Light s of Cross / h 
Foster Mary, seamstress. Hill e of Charles 
Foster James, stove manufacturer, 26 Light, dw 

Conway n of Sharp 
Foster Benj. W. mustard manufacturer. Franklin e 

of Cove 

tFoster James, waterman. Elbow lane w side 
Foss mrs Margaret, Mulberry, w of Pearl st 
Foss Mary, cor of Saratoga and Park sts 
Foulk Lewis, bricklayer, Saratoga, w^ of Pine st 
Foulkes John, clerk for Watchman & Bratt, dw Pitt 
between Gt Hughes and Armistead lane / h 

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FRA 



Fountain John, grocer and commission merchant, cor 

of Camden and Light sts 
Fowbel Kinsey A. merchant tailor, 27 Baltimore st 
Fovvble mrs. Ann M. laundress, Carpenter's al. w of 

Eutaw St 

Fowler Samuel, house carpenter, w side of Bishop's 

alley, near Fawn st o t 
Fowler and Chapman, merchants, 75 s Calvert st 
Fowler Wm. firm of Fowler and Chapman, Bank st 
Fowler Peregrine, carpenter, High, s of Water st o { 
Fowler miss Sarah, mantuamaker, 117 n Exeter of 
Fowler David, grocer, cor of e Baltimore and Lloyd 
Fowler Geo. ship carpenter, corner of William and 

Lt Hughes sts 
Fowler J. exchange & lottery dealer, 166 Baltimore 
Fowler G. D. 166 Baltimore st 
tFowler Esther, laundress, Chamberlain's alley, near 

Eutaw st 

tFowler Thos. Johnson, near Cross / h 
fFovyler Leonard, brickmaker, Johnson, near Cross 
Fox Henry, mariner, 3 Lancaster st / p 
Fox Charles, constable, Lancaster, near Ann st f p 
Fox Richard F. Gough, w of Bond st / p 
Fox Christopher, Front, s of French st o f 
Fox John, grocer, 39 s Charles st 
Fox Elizabeth, 92 Liberty st 
Fox John, clerk, Saratoga, e of Eutaw st 
Fox Margaret, Sarah Ann, w of Cove st 
Fox Henry, Happy al near Alice Anna/p 
Foxcroft Wm. grocer, se cor of Ann & Alice Anna 
Foxcroft Jas. A. clock and watchmaker, 37^ s Cal- 
vert, dw Exeter, s of Pitt st o t 
Foxwell Joseph, scowman, Frederick, n of Pratt st 
Foxwell mrs C. York, w of Light st 
Foj Peter, health officer, 35 Fleet st 
Fo) les mrs Elizabeth, seamstress, Hull's lane, w of 

Aisquith st o t 
Frailey Leonard, city guager, Fayette, e of Eutaw 
France Joseph & Son, dry goods merchants, 175| w 
Baltimore st 

113 



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France Joseph, lottery and exchange office, svv cor of 

Baltimore and Sharp, dw Barnet, 
France Thos. painter and glazier, se cor of Camden 

and Howard sts 
France Richard, dry goods merchant, 21 1 n Howard 

street 

France Fred, tailor, Cove, near Franklin st 
France James, clerk, Barnet, 

Franchi Andrew, artificial flowerist, 38 Baltimore 
Francis Geo. fancy store, 63 n Howard st 
Francis Augustus, accountant, Camden, e of Paca 
tFrancis John, barber, Water, w of Grant st 
Franciscus John, merchant, ne cor of Pratt & South, 

dw 40 Gay st 
Franck Peter, grocer. Forest, n of Hillen st 
Frank Geo. baker, Cowpen alley, w of Liberty st 
Frank Aug. brass founder, Albermarle s end o t 
Franklin J. house carpenter, Orleans, Eof Aisquith 
Franklin J distiller, Centre st. w of the bridge 
Franklin Bank of Baltimore, ne cor of Baltimore & 
North sts. 

Franklin Samuel, sea captain, 59 Ann sifp 
Franklin Joshua, millwright, East, n of Douglass 
street o t 

iFrankiin Thos. brickmaker, Howard, s of Conway 
Franklin Brick Manufacturing Company, Carroll's 

Point, W m. Trimble, president 
Frantom mrs Rebecca, Crook's back row, e of Mo- 
nument st t 
Frazier mrs Mary, Green, s of Baltimore st 
Frazier mrs Eleanor, 50 Alice Anna st / p 
Frazier Walter, labourer, Wilk, e of Exeter o t 
Frazier Jeremiah, Fleet, e of Market st/p 
Frazier John, tavern and boarding house, nw cor of 

Bond and Thames sts/p 
Frazier James, sea captain, 41 Fleet st/ p 
Frazier mrs Lilly, seamstress, Lt Hamstead, e of 
Spring st o t 

Frazier Joseph, carpenter. East, n of Douglass st 
Frazier John, Biddle alley, w of Ross st 

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nirector, 



FRE 



Frederick Lawrence, cedar cooper, Sarah Ann, e 
of Cove St 

Frederick Elizabeth, seamstress, 47 Hanover st 
Frederick Michael, keeper of Pleasant coal yard, 

dw Light st wharf, n of Barre 
Frederick Robert, chairniaker, Aisquith, n of Gay- 
Free Milton, cooper, Conway, e of Eutaw 
Free Samuel, Columbia, w of Chemical works 
Free Jelferson, cooper s Eutaw, n of Conway 
Fr^eburger Geo. hatter, York e of Charles 
Freeburger Abraham, L. Hughes w of Conway 
Freeburger Henry, Fish market space 
Freeburger John, grocery and liquor store, nw cor 

of Light and Hill sts 
Freeland Edward, Caroline, nearPratt/p 
Freeland Aaron, labourer, Union st e of Pennav 
Freeman W. H. attorney at law, of the firm of Hugh 
D. Evans ^ Wm, H. Freeman, dw n Charles 
near Mulberrv 
Freeman Sarah, Ruxton e of Charles 
Freeman Charles W. grocery, se cor Franklin, st &; 

Lerew's al 
Freeman mrs Ann, 51 Front o t 
Freeman miss Rebecca, Fayette w of Charles 
tFreeman Isaac, Peace al e of Howard st 
IFreeman Henry, cordwainer, Douglass near Forest 
Freer Peter, cordwainer, Low extended near Ais- 
quith t 

Freinscht George, brewer, Camden w of Eutaw 
French John C. umbrella and parasol manufacturer, 

96 E Baltimore 
French Matthew, tavern keeper, Hamstead hill/p 
French William, victualler, Hamstead hill f p 
French Nicholas, copper roller, 153 French o t 
French William, Light near York 
fFrench Lucretia, laundress. Busy al near Sharp st 
Fresh Jacob, hack driver Caroline, near Pratt/ p 
Frey John and Son, grocers. Forest n of Hiiien o t j 
Frey Susanna, George w of Penn av 
Freyer Henry, grocer, Forest n of Hillen o t 
K* 115 



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Frick mrs. Barbara, 10 n Gay 
Fl ick George, M. D. office 10 n Gay 
Frick Williaai, attorney at law, dw 29 St. Paul's 
Fridge & Morris, counting room , 12 Charles 
Friedlander A. clerk, Beuren near French o t 
Friends' Meeting House, Lombard e of Eutavv o t 
Friends' Meeting House, se cor Aisquith & Pitt o t 
Frieze John F. window glass manufacturer and pro- 
prietor of the glass house, foot of Federal hill, 
store SE cor Charles st and Wine al. dw St. 
Paul's N of Mulberry 
Freize N. labourer, Franklin row w of Chatsworth st 
Frieze Philip R. I. merchant, Hanover s of Pratt 
Fri^^by Wm. sea captain, 31 Fleet 
tFrisby Emanuel, wood sawyer, rear of Hull's lane 
fFrlsbv George, blacksmith. Hill w of Light 
Fritz Rachel, Johnson s of Cross fh 
Frye rev. Joseph, dw parsonage house rear of Light 

St. Methodist episcopal church 
Fry James, grocer, 49 Bond/ p 
Fry aU mrs Su^an, proprietor of Shakspeare hotel, cor 

of Holliday and e Fayetre. See advertisement 
Fuller Horace, grocery, Wolf near Alice Anna f p 
Fuilerton mrs. Margaret, Fayette e of Howard 
Fullerton George, weaver, Preston w of Ross 
Fuilerton Peter, grocer. Saratoga ext e of Cove 
Fulton Robert, M. D. 47 Sharp 
Fulton Susar^na, cotton spooler, Saratoga w of Cove 
FnJwellei George, tailor. Forest s of Hillen o t 
Funch Benedict, carpenter, se cor Long al & New st 
Furbey Edward, carter near Lancaster/ p 
Furnall Richard, sea captain, Alice Anna st w of 

Happy al/p 
Furlong Elizabeth, Mulberry w of Paca 
Furney Nicholas, harness maker, Chamberlain al 

near Eager al 
Fury Jackson, tailor, cor of Park st ^ Wagon al 
Fussell Jajob, Maiden lane, w of Aisquith o t 
Fusselbaugh Wm house and sign painter and glazier, 
EastN of Ensor 

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GAL 



Furiiiss Thomas D. Rock, s of Saratoga 

Fu' vviler Ab aiiaiu, victualler, Ross st of Biddle al 

Fvvse John, baker, Penn av. s of Biddie st 

f^x\BLE JOHN, stove manufacturer, 45 Light, 
d.v Coiiu ay w of Charles 

Gaddes Alexander, stone cutter, s\v cor Sharp and 
German, dw ^vv cor of Liberty and German 

Gade mrs Catharine, coach lace manulacturer, 7 Mer- 
cer w ot Calvert 

fGadsbury George, cordvvainer, Hill w of Light 

Gaetchey Michael, baker, ne cor of William and 
Cross J h 

Gaffney Patrick, merchant tailor, 95 e Baltimore 
Gatibrd mrs. Ann, seamstress, 17 Exeter 
Gatiord Joseph, gunsmith, 70 Centre market space 
Gaither George R. wholesale diy goods merchant^ 

209 Bahimore, dw Hanover near Barre 
Galand John B merchant tailor, 3 s Gay 
fGale Isaac, labourer. Spring, near Wilk f p 
Galasbey John, boat builder, 33 Ann / p 
Gallagher P cordvvainer and musician, n Frederick 
Gai agher Eiizabeth, vv Baltimore near Eutaw 
Gallagher James, grocer, n\v cor Lerew's al and 

Franklin st 

Gallagher John, proprietor of the Red Rover tavern, 

Lexington w of Paca 
Gallagher Francis, sea captain. Fell s of Thames/p 
Gallagher R victualler, Holliday n of Bath 
Galley mrs Mary, 42 s Charles 
Galloway James, house carpenter, 7 Comet o t 
Galloway Thomas, painter and glazier. Thames e of 

Ann, dw Eden between Gough and Bank/ p 
Galloway mrs Maiy, William n of Cross 
Galloway <^ Brown, grocers and produce merchants, 

SF cor Howard and Mulberry 
Gallow ay R. H. grocer, n Howard s of Richmond 
Galioway El'zabeih, Carpenter's al f of Eutaw 
G vloway Aquilla, carter, Mulberry, w of Park 
i Gdiioway Jehu, tobacconist, cor Gay and Exeter o t 

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tGalloway Lydia huckster, Necessity, al between 

High aud Exeter o t 
Gait Peter, justice of the peace, 19 Thames /p 
Gait Henry, mate, 22 Block/ p 
Gambei VVil iam, cabinet maker. Water e of Gay 
Gamble mrs Ann, shop keeper, Salisbury st near 

Harford run o t 
Gamble Thos, sexton of First Presbyterian church, 

dw Forest n of Douglass o t 
JGambrel Peter, labourer. Run al n of Lexington st 
Gambrill Thomas, grocer, Penn av n of Preston st 
Gambrill John, barber, 7 w Lexington 
Gambrill & Merry man, dry goods merchants, 121 

w Baltimore 
Gambrill Augustus, Lombard near Eutaw 
Gammie G grocery and liquor store, Harford av o t 
Gammell Wm. tavern keeper, cor High & Low o t 
Ganges Joseph, labourer, Bishop al near Fawn st o t 
Gannon James, ship carpenter, Lancaster near Ann 
Ganteume James, grocer, sw cor Thames and Ann' 
Ganrt Luther, cordwainer. Welcome al near Charles 
tGantt Rebecca, laundress, L. Hughes near Charles 
Gardner George, wheelwright, Welcome al near 

Charles st 

Gardner mrs Maria, dry goods store. Market s of 

Alice Anna/ p 
Gardner George, shipbuilder, Fleet/p ^^Bf 
Gardner William, ship builder. Fleet f p 
Gardner John, painter and glazier, 4 French o t 
Gardner Isaac, carter, 5 French ot 
Gardner Joseph, shopkeeper, French w of Potter 
Gardner Francis, merchant, cor French & Potter o t 
Gardner John, drayman, Hillen w of East ot 
Gardner Wm. cordwainer, Ensor w of Easto^ 
Gardner Ephraim, cooper, 53 South 
Gardner J, boot and shoe maker. Bait, w of Pearl 
Gardner Mary, boarding house, Dutch al 
Gardner Wm. cordwainer, cor Franklin st • Long al 
tGardner Benj. mariner, Run al s of Lexmgton st 
Gardener Timothy, sea captain, 12 BloGn fp 

118 



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GAT 



Gardener James, grocery store, Bond/p 
Gardener mrs. L. sw cor e Baltimore 6c Market / p 
Garragan John, labourer, Peace al w of Howard st 
Garring James, chair maker, rear of Sharp n of Lee 
Garrick James, stone mason, 70 French o t 
fGarner Michael, labourer, Wagon al e of Park 
Garraud Edward, confectioner and distiller, 78 Bal- 
timore. See udvertisement 
! Garraur mrs Mary, confectioner, 38 n Gay a t 
Garrett John, cabinet maker, 11 Alice Anna fp 
Garrett John, house carpenter, Lombard e of Eutaw 
Garrett Robert ^ Co. grocers, 32 n Howard 
Garrett Robert, of the firm of Robert Garrett & Co. 

dw Eutaw between Fayette and Baltimore 
fGarrett Thomas, Hamstead hill near Caroline st 
fGarrett Richard, gardener, Penn av 
Garretson B. boot and shoe maker, 249 w Baltimore 
Garrish Loranno, seamstress, York near Light 
Garrison James, grocery and liquor store, 88 n Higfe 
Garrison mrs Mary, seamstress, io Apple al/p 
fGarrison Freeborn, labourer, Hamstead hill f p 
tGarrison Wiley, hack driver, Ensor o t 
Garry Michael, merchant, dw Pearl n of Fayette 
Garvey John, labourer, cor Holliday and Bath 
Gas Light Company's Manufactory, sw cor of North 
and Saratoga, office on Davis, Wm. Lormaa 
president 

Gascorn mrs. Elizabeth, laundress Forest o t 
Gaskins James, proprietor of the New Bridge hotel^ 
1 E Baltimore 

Gassaway Noah, grocery and liquor store, corner of 

Sharp and Barre 
Gast Andrew, labourer, Sarah Ann w of Cove 
Gatchell Increase, collector, 26 South 
Gatchell Elisha, collector. Stiles st s of Bishop al o t 
Gatchell mrs Dorcas, Baltimore w of Caroline /p 
Gatchell John G. sea captain, Exeter near Baltimore 
Gatchell mrs Elizabeth, Spring s of Pratt / p 
Gatchell William H attorney at law^ Court House 

In lane, dw Franklin near North 

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. Gaullagher, John, grocer, 95 n Howard 
Gates Sophia, Alice Anna / p 

Gauline John, house and sign painter, e Baltimore e 

of Spring /p 
Gauthrop Richard, ladies' shoe maker, Long al k of 

Lexington st 
Gauthrop Janies, cordwainer, Franklin w of Pine 
Geary M, house carpenter, Conway, w of Sharp st 
Geckler Godfred, coachmaker, 44 n Exeter st 
Geckler rars Marg. Pearl, n of Fayette st 
Geddes James, coppersmith, 31 e Pratt st 
Gegus Geo. blacksmith, Calvert, n of Bath st 
Gehring John G. jeweller, Ensor, s of East st o t 
Geese Geo. carpenter, n Eutaw, near New st 
Geisler Geo gardener. Burke st. near Patterson's 

rope walk 

Gelston H. wholesale store, furnishing warehouse, 

jewelry and military goods, se cor of Charles 

and w Baltimore sts. dw nw corner of Charles 

and Fayette st. See advertisement. 
Genet mrs T. 30 Front st o t 
Center Cath. huckster, York av. w side 
George Wm. grocer, 17 Alice Anna st/p 
George J. grocer, se cor of Charles st & Guilford al 
George Archibald ^ Co wholesale grocers, nw cor 

of Howard and Mulberry st 
George A. of the firm of Arch. George and Co. dw 

Mulberry, w of Howard st 
George and Hays, grocers, Howard, n of Mulberry 
George James B. shoe and hat store, 32 C. M. space 
George James, of the firm of George and Hayes, dw 

Franklin near Howard st 
George Stephen, carpenter, Henrietta, e of Charles 
George W. E of the firm of Thomas and George, dw 

Sharp, s of Lombard st 
Gephart J. hatter. Constitution st. near Monument 
Gerber Jacob, cabinet maker, rear of Union st. e of 

Pennsylvania av 
Gerhard J. A. cordwainer, Eutaw, near Franklin 
German mrs Catharine, 98 n Howard st 

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Geroiaii JoDatLaiJ, o./jaaieutai paiaier, iixeier st near 
Nece8:iity alley - 

German Catholic Churcii, nb cor of Saratoga & Park 

German Reformed Ciiurch, Serond, between South 
awd Gay sis. He v. A.. Heifenstein, pastor 

Gerraughty P. sea captain, 24 Block stf p 

Gesford Elizabeth, Union, w of Ross st 

Gettier Jacob, Pearly s of Franklin st 

Getty lames, carpenter, 17 s Charles st 

Getty James, drayman, 44 s Frederick st 

Getty Francis, dry goods merchant, 39 e Baltimore, 
dvv Front near Pitt st o t 

Getyear Geo. labourer, Biddle alley, w of Ross st 
Gibbings Richard, cooper, Cove, s of Baltimore st 
Gibbons Caleb, blacksmith, Eutaw, n of Camden 
Gibbons John, cooper. Potter, s of Hillen st o t 
Gibbons T. blacksmith. Welcome al. near Charlesst 
Gibbs James, grocer. Water, e of Frederick st 
Gibbs Nancy, laundress, Pratt, vv of Chatsvvorth st 
Gibbs Robert M. 6 s Gay st 
Gibbs Wm. cooper, cor of Pearl and Fayette sts 
Gibbs John, cooper, Eutaw, s of Lexington st 
Gibbs Priscilia, seamstress. Fleet w of Bond / p 
•j-Gibbs Martin, Montgomery, w of Charles / h 
Gibney Richard, clerk, Pitt e of Aisquith o t 
Gibson Geo. city watchman, Gough, w of Spring/p 
Gibson Samuel, pilot, Pratt st. e of Apple alley o t 
Gibson mrs Mary, mantuamaker, 18 n Exeter o t 
Gibson Wm. teacher. Potter, near n Gay st o f 

I Gibson Joshua, bricklayer, Aisquith, n of Orleans ot 
! Gibson John M. (M. D.) Harrison, near Baltimore st 

II Gibson Rev. John, 66 Hanover st 

' Gibson James, weaver, Tyson's al. near Howard st 
i Gibson James, Paca near Camden sts 
I Gibson Wm. clerk of Baltimore county court, office 

at the Court house, dw w end of Ross st 
Gibson John Co. wholesale dry goods merchants^ 

169 w Baltimore st 
Gibson John, of the firm of John Gibson and Co. dvr 
I Fayette, e of Charles st 
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Gibson James, of the firm of Hall, Gibson and Co. 

dw Hanover, near Pratt st 
Gibson Henry W. painter and glazier. Mulberry w 

of Paca st 

Gibson James, sea captain, Fell, s of Thames st/ p 
Gibson Samuel, sawyer, Strawberry al. near BanK st 
Gibson A!ex. boot and shoemaker, 51 s Frederick 
fGibson Basil, labourer. Long alley, near Ross st 
fGibson Philip, labourer, Potter, n of Douglass o t 
fGibson Garrison, Baltimore, w of Cove st 
fGibson Robert, labourer, Peace alley, Eof Eutaw st 
tGibson Richard, labourer* Union, w of Ross st 
fGibson Jacob, labourer, Dutch alley, w of Entaw st 
tGibson Joseph, labourer, Dutch alley, near Park st 
Giddier mrs Mary, 16 Albermarle st o i 
Gifford mrs Mary, shopkeeper, Pitt, e of Eden st o f 
Gilbeck Ch. grocery and liquor store, Forest, k of 
Hillen st o t 

Gilbert mrs Catharine, Columbia, e of Chatsworth 
Gilbert mrs Ruth, seamstress, 48 Happy alley /p 
fGilbert Wm. mariner, Eden, s of Union stoi 
Gilbert Thomas, boot and shoemaker, Potter, near 
Low st ^ 

Gilberthorp mrs C. seamstress, Shakspeare, e of Bond 
Gildea John, wheat fan manufacturer and wire wea- 
ver, 69 s Calvert st 
Gildea Daniel, classical teacher, Pitt, w of High o t 
Gildea Felix, bricklayer, Paca, s of New st 
tGilead Nicholas, blacksmith, Harford av o t 
JGilead Jacob, porter, Harford av o f 
Giles J. VV. Baltimore st. opposite Glendy's Church 
Giles Wm. F. 6 Athenseum, Lexington st 
JGiles Jane, Lerew's alley, s of Mulberry st 
jUiles Grace, laundress, Conway, e of Howard st 
Gilfrey John, brush maker, 38 Exeter o t 
Gilfry John, brushmai- er, 50 w Pratt st 
Gill mrs. White House Hotel, w of Harris' creek/ p 
Gill John, notary public, 42 Water st. directly oppo- 
site the Custom house, dwelling Aisquith, n of 
Pittst 

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Gill and Ross, fancy chair and cabinetmakers, 8 Ha- 
nover street 
Gill John, plasterer, 141 n Eutavv st 
Gill Stephen G. collector, Saratoga, e of Park st 
Gill Richard W. attorney at law, Court house lane 
Gill Geo. M. attorney at law, Court house lane 
Gill Ezekiel C. trunkmaker, Hillen, w of High st o t 
Gill Bennett, stevadore, 106 Dugan's wharf 
Gill John, mattiass n^aker, 5 Painter's Court o t 
Gill John, grocer and wood inspector, 81 M^El- 

derry's wharf 
Gill Margaret, 12 Park st 
Gill J carpenter. Mulberry, w of Park st 
Gill mrs M. huckster, Pearce, w of Pine st 
Gillard mrs C. Chamberlain's al. near Eager alley 
Gillen Jeremiah, labourer, York, near Light stfh 
Gilles Henry N. professor of music, St. Paul's, near 
Pleasant st 

Gillespie Stephen, cabinetmaker, se corner of Fay- 
ette and Holliday sts 
Gillespie John, pedlar, 100 n Howard st 
Gillespy John, boat builder, 33 Ann/ p 
Gillet Martm, commission merchant, 52 Pratt st. dw 
83 Green st 

Gilliogham W. edge tool manufacturer, 24 Pratt, dw 
Eutaw, near Pratt st 

Gillingham Geo. jr. clerk in the Baltimore Shot Tow- 
er, dw sw cor of Salisbury and Lloyd sts o t 

Gillingham John, house carpenter, 119 s Sharp st 

Gillingham Geo. blacksmith, Pratt s side, e of Eutaw 

Giilis Samuel, waleriiian, 39 Light st 

Gilmor Robert and Sons, merchants. Second st. be- 
tween South and Gay, dw Water, w of Gay st 

Gilmor William merchant, Second st. dw Blonument 
square w side 

Gilmore John, cooper, Montgomery, near Charles st 

Gilmore John, stage driver, PoUer, s of French st o t 

Girard John J. ;^M. D.) 42 Soutti st 

Gisenderlfer John, grocer, Saratoga ext. w of Rock 
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Gist Wm. proprietor of the Eagle white lead manu- 
factory, sw cor of Eutaw and Conway, dw Cam- 
den near Howard st 
Gist Wm. B. porter, George s side, e of Pine st 
Gittings Wm. wheelwright, Harford av e side o t 
Giltings mrs Mary, Eutaw w side, n of New st 
Gittings John S. broker, firm of Merryman and Git- 

tino^s, dw Water st. near the bridge 
Gittings Lambert, merchant, 4 Spear's wharf 
Gladding Samuel, grocer, se cor of Charles and Hill 
Gladson Michael, cordwainer, Harford av. e side o t 
Glandin miss Sarah, milliner, 62 s Charles st 
Glanville mrs Mary, seamstress, se corner of Charles 

and Conway sts 
Glass John, ship carpenter, 5 Block, or nw corner of 

Block and Thames sts 
Glass Isaac, boot and shoemaker, 79 Bond st. dw 26 
Fleet st 

Glass House, foot of / h. proprietors J. F. Frieze, 
and Geo. and Jacob Reppert 

Glassgow Wm. R. boot and shoemaker. Light, near 
Baltimore, dw Earre w of Hanover st 

Gleeson Mary, shop keeper, 49 Light st 

Glendy Rev. Dr. J. sen. pastor of the Second Pres- 
byterian Church, dw e Baltimore s side o t 

Glenn Robert, grocery and liquor store, t^e corner of 
Eden and Baltimore sts 

Glenn Michael M. carpenter, 53 Camden st 

Glenn Harriet, seamstress, Strawberry alley, s of 
Fleet st/p 

Glenn John, blacksmith. Mulberry, w of Park st 
Glenn Sam. S. painter and glazier, Exeter, k of Pratt 
Glenn James, wood corder, Holliday, s of Pleasant 
Glenn John, attorney at law, office Court house lane, 

dw Charles, of Fayette st 
Glenn Elias, judge of the district court for Mary- 
land, dw Glennsborne form, Hammond st ext. 
w of the ruB 
Glenn Wm. cordwainer, Spring Gardens 
Glenn Rachel, 17 Am\ stjp 

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Gioninger John, 103 Hanover st 
Glosser Thos. grocer, 79 Ann st/p 
Glosser Jacob, s\v cor of East and French sts 
Gobright Wm. tinner, Baltimore st. next to M^Kim's 

free school o t 
Goddard Charles, proprietor of the Golden Horse 

tavern, nvv cor of Howard and Franklin sts 
Godnian Thos. victualler, cor of PennsyPa av. and 

Hoffman st 

God man Thos. jr. victualler, PennsyPa av w side 
Godwin Littleton, mariner, 104 Dugan's wharf 
Godwin Rachel, shop keeper, 71 Front st o i 
Goetz Rachael, 15 s Howard st 
Gold John W. tobacconist, Madison, Bof n Howard 
Gold Joseph, sea captain, dw 40 s Charles st 
Gold James, teacher, 45 s Charles st 
Gold Peter, sea captain, 53 s Charles st 
tGolden Jer. Chamberlain alley, e of Eutawst 
tGolden Jeffery, carter. Potter, s of Low st o i 
tGjlden Wm labourer, Cove, s of German 
Golder A. mariner, 10 Lancaster st. e of Apple al/p 
Golder Archibald, paper hangings manufacturer, 171 

w Baltimore st 
Golder mrs Sarah, 14 w Fayette st 
Golder John, sailmaker, Ann, near Lancaster st 
jGoldsberry Chas. sawyer. Bond, Nof Wilk st/j9 
JGoldsberry R. ship carpenter. Wolf, near Wilk/p 
JGoldsborough Henry, labourer, Argyle alley, near 

Alice Anna st 
fGoidsborough Desdemona, Moore's lane rear of Ross 
Goldsmith mrs Mary, 40 w Fayette st 
Goldsmith John, painter, Lee s side, w of Light st 
Gollibert Joseph, cooper, intersection of Wolf and 

Fleet, dw Alice Anna, e of Ann/ p 
Good Barney, carter, Beuren st. near Liberty al. o t 
JGood Richard, labourer, cor of West and Cross //i 
Goodall Matthew^, grocery and liquor store, sw cor 

of N Calvert and Mulberry 
Gooden John, comb maker, se cor of German & Cove 
Gooding John, merchant, 2 Waterloo row, n Calvert 

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Goodhand Christopher, Conway, n side w of EiUaw 
Goodhaiid R. ship carpenter, Montgomery near Light 
Goodman Clarissa, w Baltimore s side w of Pine 
tGoodman Moses, labourer, Pearce vvof Eutavv 
Goodrick Thos. C. tavern keeper, GO e Pratt 
Goodrick Susan, n Frederick e side s of Gay 
Goodwin Lyde, appraiser port of Baltimore and a- 

gent for the Maryland Factory, store 16 s 

Charles, dw 3 Sinclair's row, St. Paul's st 
Goodwin mrs Milcah, w Fayette op M*CleHan 
Goodwin Caleb, of the firm of Leef & Goodwin, dw 

Stiles E of High o t 
tGool Richard, wood sawyer, Eden near Bank / p 
JGordaley Gomas, Strawberry al near Lancaster st 
Gordan James, cooper, over 21 Commerce 
Gordan Joseph, cordwainer, Happy al n of Gough st 
Gordan Jas. cooper, cor of Addison st & Lerew's al 
Gorden Daniel, labourer, 8 Happy al f p 
Gordee Mary, boarding house, 47 Bond fp 
Gordon Elizabeth, boarding house, 82 n Liberty 
Gordon mrs. Mary, seamstress, 27 Albermarle o t 
Gordon Phebia, e of Baltimore w of Harford runo^ 
Gordon James, house carpenter, Liberty al near jail 
Gordon Mary, Spring n of Gough/ p 
Gordon Mary, Water near Light 
Gordon Joseph, cooper. Mulberry, w ofHow^ard 
Gordon Alexander, grocer, 37 Bond/ p 
JGordon B. wood sawyer. Ten foot al w of Spring st 
fGordon James, labourer. Strawberry al/ p 
Gorman Nicholas, grocery. Franklin ext near Cove 
Gorman Edward, huckster, Low w of High o t 
Gorman William, cor Camden and Charles 
Gormley mrs Catharine, shop keeper, 67 n Howard 
Gorsuch Jehu, h carpenter. Fleet st e of Apple al/ p 
Gorsuch Nicholas, proprietor of the Sheaf tavern, 

opposite the circus. Front st o f 
Gorsuch John, h carpenter n Exeter n of Baltimore 
Gorsuch W. merchant tailor, e Baltimore w of Fron 
Gorsuch Charles, tailor, Holliday s of Pleasant 
Gorsuch mrs. Susan, Chamberlain al near Eager al 



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Gorsuch Charles D. merchant tailor, nw car of Bal- 
timore and Gay, dw Holliday n of Saratoga 
Gorsuch Lovvry, hatter, 52 N Howard st 
Goshel Peter, tavern keeper, 24 Bond 
Gosnell James, copper manufacturer, s Charles op- 
posite the Maryland Institute 
Gosnell William, fish seller, Harford av o f 
Gosnell Lemuel W. dry goods merchant, 16 n How- 
ard, dw cor of College al and Mulberry st 
Gosnell Abednego, blacksmith, Harford av o t 
Gossick mrs Mary, Apple al near Pratt/p 
Gothup John, cooper. Ross near Eutaw 
Gotiieb H. victualler,Columbia near Chemical factory 
Gott Robert, city bailiff, s Charles s of Conway 
|Gott Priscilla, laundress, Shakspeare e of Bond / p 
JGough Francis, laundress, Potter n of Douglass o t 
Gougherty Geo. grocery and liquor store. Fawn o t 
Gould James, military and fancy store, 202 Baltimore 
Gould Alexander, victualler. Light s of Cove^ h 
Gould John G. clothing store, 64l s Calvert 
Gould Paul, 50 s Charles 

Gould James F. principal of the Baltimore Female 

Lyceum, dw 45 S. Charles 
Gould S. machinist, Constitution, near Monument ot 
tGould Robt. labourer. Rock, s of Saratoga st 
iGould John, waiter, Mulberry, Eof Pearl st 
Gourde L. & Sauvan, cordial distillers and grocers, 

sw corner of w Falls av and Pratt st 
Gourdon Ferdinand, justice of the peace. 2 s Sharp, 

dw Fayette near Park 
Gover the misses, young ladies' academy, corner of 

Saratoga and St. Paul's st 
Gover Ephraim G. 67 Pitt o t 
JGoviens Daniel, shop keeper, n Gay near n Exeter 
Govvman mrs Ann, Fawn w of Exeter o t 
Gowan John, soap, candle, starch and fig blue manu- 

tacturer, 44 w Lexmgton 
JGovvans James^ iabourei. Forest n of Douglass o t 
Grace Wiiliain, grocer, w Baltimore e of Cove 
Grace WiUiam, cordwainer, 95 a Gay 



^rlatchetVs Baltimore 



Grace George, labourer, Harford av 

Grace Samuel, grocery and liquor store, nw corner 

E Baltimore and Spring/ p 
Grace Priscilla, ne corner Gough an<l Spring/ p 
Grace Jane, Lerew's al n of Mulberry 
Gracy Henry, bouse carpenter, ne corner Aisquith 

and Orleans o t 
Gracy John, house carpenter, Ni^ corner of Aisquith 
and Orleans 

Gracy William, carpenter, Caroline n of e Baltimore 
Gracy Archibald, mariner, Alice Anna \w of Bond 
Graf Frederick C. consul for Hamburg, 38 s Gay 
Graff" Jacob, merchant, 13 Thames/ p 
Graff' Shaw, flour merchants, 3 s Howard 
Gratf Joseph, firm of Graff & Shaw, dw Fayette 
near ^^ine 

Graff mrs Araminta, Ann n of Fleet/ p 

Graft George, grocer, nr cor of Centre & St Paul's 

Graft Jacob, nw cor Biddle al and Ross st 

Grafton Mark, boot and shoe maker, 2 Hanover, dw 

Fayette between Liberty and Sharp 
Grafton Nathan, proprietor of the General Wayne 

Inn, NW cor of Paca and Baltimore 
Graham Robert and James, grocers, 100 Dugan's wf 
Graham John, cordwainer, Constitution, near French 
Graham Wm sea captain, Baltimore, e of n Exeter 
Graham Hamilton, first accountant in the Bank of 

Maryland, dw e Pratt st. e of Exeter 
Graham Matilda, boarding house, 10 Hanover st 
Graham mrs Elizabeth, ne cor of Busy al. & Sharps! 
Graham mrs Ellen, 55 Apple alley 
Graham mrs Ann, 95 Lancaster st/ p 
Grahaai mrs Eliz. milliner, Pratt, w of Albermarle ot 
^Granger Stephen, labourer. Potter, n of Low st o t 
Grannaker John, labourer, Rock, s of Saratoga st 
Granruth Gust, sliip carpenter, dwE side of Bond st 
Gr?>iit Susanna W. Ann st. near Bank 
Grant Charles, labourer, w side of Harford run, near 

Holland st o t 
Grant John, machinist. Stiles, e of s Exeter st ot 



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I Grant John, 6 Light st 
Grant Stephen, chymist, Pratt vv of Chatsvvorth st 
Grape John, carter, Potter, s of Gay st o t 

! Grapevine Fred. Chatsvvorth, s of Franklin row 
Grateiielcl John, house carpenter, 39 Park st 
Gravensteine mrs Eliz. Pinkney, e of Spring' stfp 
G raves Robert, house carpenter,Bond, near Bank /f> 

I Graves mrs S. seamstress, Albermarle, near Fawn 
G raves Geo. H clerk, cor of Water ^k, Altjermarle 
JGraves Barney, labourer, Mulberry, w of Pearl st 
JGraves Harry, labourer. Peace al. e of Eutaw st 
|Graves Henry-, labourer, Douglass, w of Aisquith ot 
Gray John, sea captain, Eden, s ofGough st f p 
Gray Walton, merchant, 101 13o\vly's whf. dvv Pratt 
E of High t 

Gray Andw. ship carpenter, Lt Hughes, e of Charles 
Gray Charles, carter, Lee, near Hanover 
Gray H. W. millinery and fancy store, 1 Baltimore 
Gray Winslovv, mariner. Happy al. near Lancaster st 
Gray John, carter. Wolf, near Alice Anna st / p 
Gray vStephen, sailmaker, Eden, nearGough st fp 
Gray Richard, grocer, Harford av. w side o t 
G?ay Jonathan, blacl imith, Hai ford av. w side o t 
G '^ay Elizabeth, Frederick, e side, n of Water st 
Gray James, last and findings store, 53 s Calvert, dw 

" 10 Water St. 
Gray mrs. Eleanor. 94 n '^oward st 
Gray Henry W. justice of the peace, Water n side, 

E of C. M. space, dvv Pinkney, e of Spring/ p 
Gray John M. last and findings store, 15 V/aterst 
Gray mrs Hannah, milliner, 4 e Baltimore st 
Gray Wm. B. dyer and scourer, 4 e Baltimore st 
IGray David, drayma;>^ Camden, k of Eutaw st 
jGray Sarah, Montgomery st near the mt^etinghouse 
JGray Robert, sawyer, Caroline, near Wilk st/ p 
JGray Deborah, laundress, Caroline, n of Gough fp 
JGray David, drayman, Peace al w of Howard st 
JGray Jeremiah, labourer, Pierce, w of Pearl st 
JGray Caesar, Potter, n of Gay st o t 
JGiay Levin, porter, Federick, s of second st 

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|Gray Henry, brickmaker, William, s of Cross st 
|Gray Sarah, Montgomery st 

JGray Joseph, cordvvainer, Ruxton, near Charles st 
|Grayson Jacob, labourer, Peace al. e of Eutavv st 
Great miss Elizabeth, tailoress, Eutaw, n of Franklin 
Great Jacob, carpenter, Ross, between Union and 
Preston sts 

Greble Benj. coarse and fine earthenware manufac- 
turer, Ensor, near the intersection of Hillen and 
Ensor, dw Gay st ext. above the Belle Air mar- 
ket t 

Green C. B. dry goods & grocery store, 120 N High ot 
Green mrs Frances, seamstress, 17 Albermarle, n 

of E Water o t 
Green Geo. chairnnaker, Front, near Hillen st o f 
Green mrs Susanna, Exeter, n of Necessity al. o t 
Green vSamuel, cordvvainer, 62 n Exeter o t 
Green A. paper hanger, 3 Temple st w side o t 
Green Andrew, huckster, Ensor st ext. e side ot 
Green Richard, cooper, 45 Centre Market space 
Green Edward, hatter, HoUiday, near Baltimore st 
Green Thos. barber, Haaover, near Baltimore st 
Green Henry, clerk to the commissioners of insol- 
vent debtors, dw 71 Green st w side 
Green Elizabeth, Sugar alley, w of Light st 
Green Thos. of S. Labourer, Biddle, s of Ross st 
Green mrs Jane, 17 w Lexington st 
Green Terrence, nail manufacturer, Wilk w end o t 
Green mrs Rachael, Pinkney, w of Caroline fp 
Green John, silversmith, Bayard, n of Harford run ot 
Green Thos. D. coachmaker, 42 Front st o i 
Green C. Exeter, s of French st o t 
Green John, drayman, Hillen, e of High st ot 
Green C. captain of the Richmond packet, dw 31 & 
Calvert st 

Green John, carpenter, 41 w Fayette st 
Green Geo. millwright, Ross st. w of Peace alley 
Green and Robinson, paper hangings m^iufactory, e 
Baltimore, w of the bridge 
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Green Armistead, firm of Green and Robinson, dvT 

Tempie, s of Pitt st o t 
Green Wm. E. Baltimore, e of High st o t 
Green Edward, stone mason, Howard, n of Madison 
JGreen David, packer, Run al sof Lexington st 
jGreen Richard, Hamilton w of St Paul's 
|Green John, wood sawyer, Forest sof Douglass o t 
|Green Sophia, 76 Argyle al//? 
jGreen Thomas, barber, 4 Light 
JGreen Anna, laundress, Peace al w of Sharp 
JGreen Charlotte, laundress. Peace al w of Sharp 
JGreen A. white washer, Moore's lane rear of Ross 
JGi eenage Thomas, labourer, Aisquith n of Orleans 
JGreener Richard, dyer & scourer, Potter near Gay 
jGreener J. white washer, Dutch al e of Eutaw st 
Greenfield A. cordwainer. Rock s of Saratoga 
Greenfield A H. boot and shoe maker, nw cor Gay 

and Exeter 

Greenfiekl Amos, cooper, rear of Franklin e of Green 
JGreenfield Darkey, Strawberry al near Alice Anna 
Greetiwell A seamstress, Hamstead Hill near Bond 
Greenwood mrs Betsey, n Frederick near n Gay 
jGreenwood Henry, s Howard, near Camden 
JGreenwood Richard, labourer. Peace al e of Eutaw 
{Greenwood Hannah, G German e of Cove 
Greer Samuel, grocery. Union w of Ross 
Greer Eleanor, milliner and fancy dress maker, 69 n 
Howard 

Greetham mrs Margaret, boarding house, e Water 

near the Bridge 
Greeves David, grocery and liquor store. County whf 
Gregg John, inspector of customs, Holliday s of Sa- 
ratoga st 

Gregg John & Co. grocers, 80 e Pratt, dw Holliday 

near the Museuid 
Gregg Andrew & Co. flour and produce merchants, 

IS Franklin 

Gregg Thomas, firm of Andrew Gregg & Co. dw 
130 N Howard 

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Gregory Jos. cordwainer, Sugar al e of Charles st 
Gregory Joseph, ship carpenter, Fleet, near Market 
Gregory nirs. Ann, St. Paul's, s of Masonic Hall 
Grenger Sarah, Pratt w of Hanover 
Gribbon James, confectioner, Hillen near Forest o t 
tGrice Hezekiab, dealer in ice, 33 s Liberty 
Grier Alexander, grocer, ne corner of Eutaw and 

Franklin, d\v Franklin vv of Eutaw 
Grieves James, wharfinger, nw cor Apple al and 

E Pratt 

Griffin mrs. Mary, shoe binder, Ann near Bank 
Griffin mrs Elizabeth, Potter, n of Douglass o t 
Griffin Louisa, Lloyd near e Baltimore o t 
Griffin Thomas, nw cor Eutaw and Lombard 
Griffin J. boot & shoemaker, Pearce st w of Penn av 
Griffin Bridgett, Franklin extended near Cove 
Griffin Jacob, victualler, Hamstead Hill/ p 
Griffin George, millwright, Lee e of Charges 
Griffin Alexander, labourer, Dutch a! near Park st 
tGriffin Jesse, mariner, nw cor of Wilk Caroline 
fGriffin James, caulker, Ensor o f 
fGriffin CufFy, labourer, Welcome al w of Sharp 
tGriffin Peter, labourer, Eager al n of Mulberry 

near Park st 
fGriffin Jacob, drayman, Caroline near Wilk f p 
tGriffin Ruth, Spring near Gough / p 
fGriffin Single, labourer, Spring w side near Pratt/p 
Griffith mrs Ruth, Strawberry alley, s of Pratt st 
Griffith Anthony, tailor, e Pratt s of Caroline 
Griffith Daniel, cordwainer. East st n of Pitt 
Griffith Howard, s Howard, s of Lombard 
Griffith Sarah, tailoress, Saratoga, wof Park 
Griffith Henry B. stone cutter, Centre w of Calvert 
Griffith H. B. ^ L dry goods merchants 165^ w 
Baltimore 

Griffith Israel, of the firm of H. B. & I. Griffith, d# 

ne cor of St. Paul's and Pleasant 
Griffith T, W. justice of the peace, Fayette near Gay 
Griffith Edward, hat manufacturer, ke cor Baltimore 

and Hollidav, dw 14 New Church 
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Griffith Thomas H. Eden ^' of Pitt o t 
Griffith David, sea captain, 13 Alice Anna//) 
Giffiih E. trunk & box maker, n Higli near Hiilen o t 
Griffitli mrs Ann, Aisquith s of Holland o t 
Griffith T. slater, e Baltimore \x of riarford run o t 
Griffith Wiliiam, straw cutter, s Charles s of Hill 
Griffith A. & R. R. Griffith, importers of hardware 

cutlerv, 4'c. 190 vv Baltimore 
Griffith R/R. of the firm of A. f R. R. Griffith, dvv 

St PauPs near Mulberry 
tGriffifh Wm. biick maker, Sugar al vv of Light st 
Griggs James, pilot, mvV cor Exeter and e Pratt ot 
Griggs Wiiliam, pilot, Orleans o t 
G riggs G. pilot, ne cor Goagh st & Stravvberr)- al f p 
Gi-imes John Tailor, 62i > High o t 
Grimes James, grocer, 1 16, n Exeter s of Hiilen o t 
Grimes Rezin, 1 16 n Exeter s of Hiilen o t 
Grimes James Q. grocer, intersection s Gay & Ensor 
Grimes Charles, hatter, 42 Baltimore, dw 7 ^' Gay 
Grimes mrs. milliner, 7 n Gav 
Grimes F. labourer, cor Park lane and Run al 
Grinder John, glass blower, foot of Federal Hill 

near the glass liouse 
Griswold Levi, constable, Pitt e of Exeter o t 
Groft Christian, victualler, York av o ^ 
Groom Thomas, piasterer, Bayard e of Caroline ext. 
Grooms Edward, plasterer, Upton st of Harford av 
Grooms Rebecca, cor Ann and Fleet f p 
Grooms William, plasterer, Upton e of Harford av 
fGrooms Mannah, laundress, L Hughes e of Charles 
•j-Grooms S, labourer, Lerew's al s of Mulberry 
tGrooms Emory, commissioned measurer of grain, 

50 Forest t 

Groon Edward, tallow chandler, Pearl s of Lexingtoa 
Grosh John, sea captain, SO Alice Anna fp 
Gross John, Hillen vv of Front o t 
Gross mrs Ann, s Charles st near Uhler's al 
Gross Mr. gardener, Harford av o t 
ross John, hardware merchant, cor Gay & Front 



QUE 



J\!afchetPs Baltimore 



Gross Anthony & Co. grocers & produce merchants, 

s\v cor Front and Gay o t 
Gross Christian, proprietor of hacks and stages, 6w 

29 Hanover. See advertisement. 
Gross Rachel, French, w of High o t 
Gross Lewis, grocer, 72 Gay, d\v cor Front & Hillen 
;j,Gross Benjamin, Pearce st vv of Peace al 
JGross Samuel, Welcome al near Sharp st 
JGross Philemon, Light ext J h 
'jGross Claiissa, 10 Footal n of e Baltimore 
;j;Gross Joseph, labourer. Light near rope walk / h 
JGross Heury, Light ext near Cross / h 
Grouse Michael, carpenter, Penn av n of Biddle st 
Grouse Geo. labourer, Lerew's s of Franklin st 
Grove mrs Sarah, 31 Green 
Grover Charles, house carpenter, Harford av o t 
Grover Alexander, clerk, Barnet w of Charles 
Grover Alexander, merchant, Barnet w of Charles 
Groverman Anthony & Son, importers of china glass 

&f queen's warp, 250 w Baltimore 
Groverman Anthony, of the firm of A. Groverman 

Son, dw Lousianna st op Lexington market 
Groves Jacob, caulker, York near Light 
Grubb M. cedar cooper n Howard ? ear Mulberry 
G^ ubb mrs Barbara, Cove s of Baltimore 
Grubb Wm. morocco dresser. East s of Douglass ot 
Gruber Martin, Greenwich-st of Penn av 
Gruber Jacob, locksmith, 85 Camden 
Gruber Geo. cedar cooper, Saratoga ext w of Rock 
Grundy Geo. & Sons, china merchants, 3 n Charles 
Grundy George C. firm of G. G. & Sons, dvv Court- 
land near Saratos^a 
Grundy Thos. B. firm of G. G. & Sons, dw Hamilton 

cor of Cathedral st 
Gubler John, Penn av n of Franklin st 
Gudgeon Jesse grocery and liquor store, corner Bond 

and Fleet / p 
Guest Samuel, iailor, Bottle al w of Sharp 
Guest Richard, wood corder, s Charles s of Conway 

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HAC 



Guest mrs. Jane, Holland near Eden o t 
J:Guest Jacob, caulker, Fleet w of Bond/p 
Guestier Peter A. merchant, 54 s Frederick, d\v 25 

Baltimore E of High o t 
Guildener Charles, 73 n Liberty near Saratoga 
I Guisendatfer Catherine, e Water near Harford Run 
Guisbard David, plaisterer ne cor Front and how ot 
Gun Powder Factory office, n Frederick, J. J, Ja- 
meson, president 

Gunby mrs. dry nurse. Block f p 

Gunby James, sea captain, 19 Philpot / p 

Gunn James, 25 s Howard 

Gunnell Susanna, 1 1 Wilk/ p 

Gurney Gridley, cordwainer. Spring s of Pratt / p 

JGustave Solena, laundress, 38 n Gay 

tGustus A. sawyer, Spring near e Baltimore 

JGustus Maria, Davis s of Bath 

JGustus Cassy, Caroline n of Pratt/ p 

Gustus Vinson, caulker, Wilk stE of Strawberry al 

Guthrow John, 38 s Charles 

Gutlep Gross, tailor, Upton st e of Harford av o i 
Gwinn mrs A. 9 e Eutaw 
Gwinn William, 106 n Exeter n of Gay o t 
JGwinn Wm. labourer, near Harford av& Ensor st 
Gwinn Charles, merchant, 5 Spear's whf, dw Pratt 

2 doors E of Sharp 
Gwynn William, attorney and connsellor at law, and 

editor of the Federal Gazette, dw cor St. Paul's 

st and Bank lane 
Gyton Sarah, French al £ of Charles 

MABBERSETT HENRY, proprietor of the cross 

keys tavern, 116 n High 
Hack Andrew, grocer, 34 n Howard, dw cor of Charles 

and Saratoga 

Hack John, tobacconist se cor Howard and Lexington, 

dw Lt'xiijgton e of Howard 
tHackett Cbarles, drayman, Forest n '»f Dooglass o t 
tHacket Robert, grain measurer. Welcome al near 

Howard st 

M 135 



HAL MatcheWs Baltimore 



tBackett Philip, woodsawjer, Short st near Short slI o t 
tHackett Geo, A. waiter, Harford av s side o t 
tHackey Anna, Peace al e of Eutaw 
tHackney Sam. sawyer, Pratt w of Chatsworth 
Hadley 4* Ward, sadmakers, over 22 Light st whf 
Hadley Sam. of the firm of Hadley & VVaid, dw Philpot 
Hadley Thomas, barber, 101 n Eutaw 
Hadley Andrew, cooper, Davis, s of Bath st 
Hagan Henry F. rigger, Shakespeare e of Bond/ p 
Hagerty mrs Sarah, cor of Ligiit st & Wine al 
Hagerly Andrew, cooper, Davis s of Bath 
Hagerty James, shoe store, 22§ Centre Market Space 
Haggar Benj. K. & Son, mathematical instrument mak- 
ers, South, 3 doors n of Pratt, dw Water, e of Exeter 
Hagnar Geo. tobacconist, Rock s of Saratoga 
Hahn H. painter & glazier, 25 Lexington e of Sharp 
Hair J. 1). firm of Dukehart & Hair, Exeter n of Pitt 
Haislett Joseph, sail maker, Ann near Wilk/p 
Halbert Edward, cord wainer. Fell sofThanies/p 
Hale mrs Ann, Hill, near Sharp st 
Hale Wm. cabinet maker, Harlord s of Baltimore o t 
Haley Charles, watchman, s Charles st near Sugar al 
tHaley S. mariner, 34 Wilk / p 
Halfpenny James, clerk, 74 Camden 
Hall Albert, tailor, Ann 68 n of Fleet,/p 
Hall Jesse, labourer, cor of Albermarle and Stiles o t 
Hall Christopher, cord wainer, Harford av n side o t 
Hall Richard, clerk, Pitt e of East 
Hall mrs Mary, confectioner, 16 ^ Gay 
Hall Andrew, merchant, 84 Bowly's whf dw St Paul st 
Hall R. H. tobacco inspector, state ware house iSo. 3, 

dw 129 Hanover 
Hall Mary, Biddle al w of Ross st 
Hall H. M. porter and oyster house. Liberty dw £8 

New Church 
Hall Thomas, dry goods merchant, 25 e Baltimore 
Hall Charles, dry goods merchant, 59 e Baltimore 
Hall Richard iSl. accountant, 69 Pitt o t 
Hall Henry, register of St. Paul's parish 69 Pitt of 
Hall, Gibson ik Co. wholesale dry goods merchants, 191 

w Baltimore st 
Haly mrs Gath. shop keeper, cor of Wolf & Alice Anna 

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HAL 



Hail Carter A. firm of Hall, Gibson & co. Sharp, near 
Coavvaj 

Hall Joseph, sea captain, Exeter s of Salisbury o t 
Hall Elias, cordwainer, Union w of floss 
Hall M.ijor Henry, Baltimore w of Cove 
Hall Geo. lumber inspector, 70 Market 
Hall Edw. boot and shoe maker, 15 Bond/p 
Hall James, ship carpenter, 1 14, Ann/j^ 
Hall Elizabeth, Eden near Bank/p 
Hall Henry, sea captain, Pratt near Strawberry ^\fp 
Hall mrs Ann, Bdhimore e of Harford run//? 
Hall John, sea capt. Pratt st near Strawberry al/j? 
Hall Levin, Exeter s of Fawn, o t 
Hall Robert, tailor. Potter n of Gay 
Hall Patrick, labourer, French near Forest 
Hall Nathaniel, millwright, Pratt near President ot 
Hall Daniel W. merchant, Spear's whf, dw Fayette n 
side 

Hall Wm. cedar cooper, 241 w Baltimore st 
Hall Geo. shoe maker, 57 s Charles 
Hall Wm. W. attorney at law, Franklin w of Park 
Hall Robert, teacher, George w of Penn. av 
Hall mrs J boarding house, cor of German and Lioerty 
Hail R. VV.(\1. D.) Lexington opposite the Atheuseum 
tHail Sarah, laundress, Peace al w of Sharp st 
tHall Tliotnas, labourer. Chestnut al e of Pearl st 
tHall James, brick maker. Pearl n of Baltimore 
tHall J. blacksmith. Liberty al near the Falls o t 
tHall Elizabeth, Potter s of French ot 
tHall Thomas, cor of Caroline and Bank f p 
tHall Edward, Burke r.ear Patterson's rop« walk 
tHall Ann, laundress, Salisbury e of Exeter o t 
tHall Diana, N Calvert e side 
tHall Francis^ Tyson near Richmond 
tHall Peter, labourer, Conway e of Howard 
iHall Charles, labourer. Eager al n of Mulbery st 
tHall Grace, Bond of Fleet fp 
tHall Martl>a, Strawberry al near Pratt//? 
Hallabut John, cord wainer, Wolf near Ann//) 
Hallan Ann M. shop keeper, cor of Shakespeare st & 
Apple al//? 

Hallfl James, carter, cor of Penn. av and Biddle st 
Hallimau Matthew, labourer, Hilleu e of Front o t 

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HAM 



MatcheWs Baltimore 



Halsey Enos, Columbia w of Paca 

Halvadt Chas. porter in mechanics' bank, Carpenter's 

al near Howard st 
Ham Francis, cooper, Falls av n of Pratt 
Hameiin F. manufacturer of uiilitary, fine hats, fur cap^s, 

morocco & wool hats, 66 e Pratt See advertisement 
Hamel James, grocer, cor of Exeter and French 
Hamill Alex, grocer, cor of Douglas and Forest 
Hamilton Thomas, ship carpenter, e side of Philpot/p 
Hamilton Wm. pastor of the Methodist E. church, dvv 

Wilk near the M. E. church f p 
Hamilton John, labourer, 80 i? Exeter o t 
Hamilton James, 155 French o t 

Hamilton Edward, grocer, cor of Baltimore & Fligh o t 
Hamilton John B. cabinet and chair maker, 47 Centre 

Market space 

Hamilton F. miller, w of Johnson opposite the powder 
house/ h 

Hamilton James, clerk in the custom house, Biddle w of 
Pena av 

Hamilton John A. dry goods merchant, 51 J e Baltimore 
Hamilton Wm. dry goods merchant, 79 e Baltimore 
Hamilton J. dyer and scourer, Tyson st near Tyson al 
Hauiilton mrs Margaret, cor of Can>den and Hanover 
Hamilton John, cabinet and chairmaker, 8 Baltirnore 
Hamilton mrs Ann, Bond near Alice Anna J 
Hamilton Wm. Fleet, near Market st J 
Hamilton mrs Jane, Wilk near Spring/jo 1 
Hamilton Rachael, seamstress. Crook's row Monument 
FIrimilton Geo. labourer. Crook's row, Monuujent st o t 
Hamilton Robert M. sea captain, Water w of Lloyd o t 
Hamilton Geo. Water e of Exeter ot 
Hamilton Hugh, carter, Baltimore e of Cove 
Hamilton Jas. Jr. dry goods merchant, 58 w Lexington 
tHamilion Wm. labourer, Apple al near Fleet st/^ 
Hamman mrs Mary, milliner, Charles near Hill 
Hammer mrs Ann, 2 Grant 

Hammer Augustus, dry goods merchant, 8 ^ Charles 
Hammer Gotfried, German and fancy goods merchant, 

2^6 Baltimore See advertsiement 
Hamme»*man Frederick, Penn. av near Preston st 
Hammerman miss Sarah, 118 n Eutaw 

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Director J 1829. 



HAN 



Hatiimond Joseph, tin plate worker, Pratt e of Hanover 

dvv Montgomery e of Charles 
Hammond Dugan, male, Thames n side 
Hamaiond mrs Letitia, brush maker, Eden n of Bal- 
timore t 

Hammond John, sea captain, Exeter n of Wilk o t 
Hammond John, M. D. corner of Saratoga and 

Courtland sts 
Hammond mrs C. necessity al between Exeter and 

Potter t 
Hammond mrs. Mary, 37 South 
Hammond Jno. &: Wm. auctioneers, and commission 

merchants, I Lorman Row, Hanover st 
Hammond J. L. firm of John and Wm. L Hammond, 

dvV Camden opposite the city spring 
Hammond \V. L. firm of J. & Wm. L. Hammond, 

dw 77 Baltimore 
fHammond Pet. wood sawyer, Carolme near Wilk 
ftlammond J as. labourer, Howard near Richmond 
tHammons Savoy, labourer, Harford run w side 

near Short al 

Hanan John, attorney at law, office in Athenaeum 
Lexington st. dw cor of Pratt and High o t 

Hanaway Washington, inn keeper, cor of High and 
Low t 

Hance James, boot and shoe factor, 31 South 
Hanche mrs Charlotte, mantua maker, 29 n High 
Hancock Absalom, lieutenant of the watch, Holland 

near Harford run o t 
Hancock mrs Elizabeth, tavern keeper, cor of Han- 
over and Camden 
Hancock A. confectioner and fruiterer, 57 e Bait. 
Hancocs^ Robert, sea capt. Pratt e of Gough o t 
Hancock Jona. & son, curriers, Paca n of Lexington 
Hancock Jonathan, firm of Jona. Hancock & son, 

Paca s of Lexington 
Hand Thos, R. agent for the alms house, Light st 

next door to the Methodist church 
Hand mrs Julian, Saratoga st e of Peace al 
Hand A. boot <x shoe maker, Eutaw st s of Wagon al 
♦M 139 



HAR 



MatcheWs Baltimore 



Hauds Nicholas, tin plate worker, 44 n Howard 
Hands Eph* Hamstead hill, n side e of Baltimore fp 
Hands Wm. G. accountant and scrivener, Baltimore 

near East o t 
Handy Joseph, labourer, Happy al n end / p 
Handy Wm. W. (M. D.) Pratt e of Sharp 
Handy E. boot & shoe maker, Holiiday near Bath 
tHandy P. wood sawyer, Happy al s of Alice Anna 
Hankinson Rachael, weaver, North n of Bath 
Hanna A. sea captain, 4 n Frederick 
Hanna Ann, Fleet, near Market fp 
Hanna James, shop keeper, Albermarle s of Pratt 
Hanna Patrick, saddler, 86 s Charles 
Hanna James, stage driver. Mulberry w of Pearl 
Hanna John, corn merchant, Camden near Light dw 

Conway e of Sharp 
Hannay James, labourer, Exeter n of Necessity al 
Hannan mrs Mary, Ann near Alice Anna/p 
Hanson mrs M. boarding house, 4 Ann n of Thames 
Hanson Thomas, commission merchant, 20 Com- 
merce, dw 45 Pratt 
Hanson Wm. merchant tailor, dw 132 n High o t 
Hanson Jno. labourer, cor of Stiles st and Bishop's al 
Hanson Elizabeth, Hillen near Forest o t 
Hanson W. H. Water, opposite Lloyd 
Hanson W. &D. R. Barry, merchant tailors, 21 South 
Hanson Henry, cordwainer, Busy al w or Hanover 
, Hanson Thos. commission merchant, 20 Commerce, 
dw 45 Pratt 

-Hanthorn Thomas, labourer. Cross e of Johnson / h 
Hanzsche John G. bookseller, 14 Arcade, dw n High 
near Pitt 

Hanzschee J. F. printer, 69 n Liberty 

rHarban Thotiias, oyster and beer house, 54 Light 

near Baltimore 
Harbaugh Benj. grocer, cor of Pratt & Albermarle ot 
flarbisoa Robert, grocer, Penn.av w side of s Biddle 
fHardcastle John, labourer. Wolf near Wilk f p 
Harden Wm. wholesale and retail dry goods mer- 
chant, 62 1 w Lexington 
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Director, 1829. 



HAR 



Harden Samuel & co. wholesale dry goods merchant, 

179 Baltimore 
Harden Samuel, of the firm of Samuel Harden & co. 

Camden vv of Sharp 
Harden John, labourer, Pearce w of Pine 
Harden Samuel, carter, Baltimore s side e of Cove 
Harden Hyram, carpenter, York av w side o t 
Harden Wm. Penn. av e side n of Preston st 
fHarden P. blacksmith, Guilford al near Charles st 
fHarden Rachael, laundress, Centre wof St. Paul 
fHarden John, Eager al e side n of Mulberry 
fHarden Thomas, blacksmith, Short s of Orleans o t 
fHarden M. cordivainer, Welcome al w of Sharp st 
Hardister Jno. hack driver, High n of Gay o t 
Hardister Chas. K. clerk, cor of Sharp and Conway 
Hardister & Hooper, sail makers, over 97 Bowly's 

wh'f 

Hardister Benj. firm of Hardister & Hooper, dw 

Pratt N side e of High o t 
Hardister Henry, 81 Exeter o t 
Hardister Jacob, sail maker, 96 Dugan's whf 
Hardister mrs Sarah, seamstress, Barre e of Sharp 
Hardsick Joseph, labourer, Forest opposite the Pen- 
itentiary t 

JHardman Joseph, labourer. Sugar al wof Light 
Hardy Wm. brush maker, Columbia w of Paca 
Hardy John, victualler, Columbia st e of Chats- 
worth run 

Hardy Wm. soap and candle chandler, Ensor near 

Harford av o i 
Hardy mrs Priscilla, Saratoga w of Cove 
f Hardy Eliza, laundress, Exeter n of Pitt o t 
Hare Wm. weaver, Saratoga n side w of Rock 
Hargrove Rev. John, pastor of the New Jerusalem 

church, sw cor of Exeter and Baltimore sts 
fHark Lawrence, sawyer, Happy al near Wilk st/p 
Barker John, meal merchant, Harford av n side 
HarKcr John, watchman, Harford av n side o t 
Barker James, market dealer, York av w side o t 

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HAR MatcheWs Baltimore 



Barker Elizabeth, grocer, Harford av n side o t 
Harkins Jiles, boot and shoe maker. Stiles near Har- 
ford run t 

Harkins Wm. painter & glazier, Potter near Pitt o t 

Harier Mary, York av w side o t 

Harley Joseph, boarding house, 21 Thames f p 

Harman Geo. copper roller, Bishop's al vv sideo £ 

Harman & Skilhnan, tailors, 26 s Calvert 

Harman mrs Ann, milliner, 72 s Charles 

Harman John, shoe store, 34 w Pratt 

Harman Stephen, wagoner, Long lane e side near 

Holland sto t 
Harmoney mrs Mary, Dock al near Balderston st 
Harner Daniel, carpenter, Eutaw n of Conway 
Harney E. R. wholesale shoe dealer, over 195 w 

Baltimore st 

Harney George B. shoe store, Lexington nearvv 

Howard dw 121 Sharp 
Harp Heze*<iah, carter, Brannan's al near Ann stfp 
Harper Chas. teacher. Fleet k of Bond f p 
Harper James, meal and feed store, cor of Water 

and Albermarle o t 
Harper Presbury, Granby nf^ar Harford run 
H irper Charles C. attorney at law dw 13 s Gay 
Harper mrs Elizabeth, cor of Centre and Holliday 
Harper John, M. D. Holliday, opposite Pleasant st 
Harper Alexander, blac smith, St. Mary's s of Ross 
Harper T. tailor, Paca e side near Lexington 
Harps mrs Mary, e Water st near Harford run 
Harpur Joseph, Frederic near Gay 
Harr Peter, cabinet ma er, Constitution near French 
Harrington Thomas, cordwainer Aisquith st near 

Hull's lane 

Harrington mrs E. shop eeper, 60 Light near Pratt 
Harrington Capt. Samuel, cor of Light st and Armis- 
tead lane/ h 

Harrington Oti , grocer, cor of Baltimore and High 
Harri^^ Wm. C como manufacturer 4^ variety store, 

98 w Baltimore 
Harris E. ship carpenter, 5 1 Fleet w of Happy al 



Director, 1829. 



MAR 



Harris Geo. mariner, 60 Fleet Nof Happy al 
Harris Samuel, of the firm of Harris & Smith, d\r 

Montgomerj fh 
Harris G. porter cellar, cor Charles and Pratt 
Harris Rich'd. stage driver, German w of Green 
Harris James jr. dry goods merchant, 51 n Howard 

dw 131 N Howard 
Harris mrs Ann, Richmond near Tyson 
Harris Wm. carpenter, Camden w of Eutaw 
Harris Samuel, capenter, Saratoga w of Liberty 
Harris Geo boarding house, over 135 w Baltimore 
Harris John F. justice of the peace, 8 w Fayette 
Harris Col. David, secretary to the commissioners 

of health, office in the exchange, dw cor of 

Sharp and Conway 
Harris mrs T. Wilk s side near the Bridge 
Harris Mary, Crook's back row, Monument st o t 
Harris mrs Margaret, tailoress, Tripolet's al 
Harris Samuel, stock, insurance & exchange broker, 

Exchange buildings, dw cor of St. PauPs and 

Pleasant 

Harris Lydia, porter cellar, cor of Charles and Pratt 

dw Pratt B of Hanover 
Harris Barton, cordwainer, Baltimore e of Cove 
tHarris E. ship carpenter, Strawberry al n of Pratt 
tHarris Robert, labourer, Potter near Low o t 
tHarris Joseph, carter. Short st near Short al 
tHarris S. laundress, Carpenter al near Eutaw st 
tHarris James, labourer, Dutch al e of Eutaw st 
JHarris Daniel, carpenter, Shakespeare e of Bond / p 
tHarris Letitia, laundress, Ross near Eutaw 
tHarris Eliza, laundress, Biddle al w of Ross st 
tHarris Moses, labourer, Forest s of Orleans o t 
tHarris Stephen, labourer, 1 Constitution o t 
tHarris Cecilia, laundress, Douglas w of Potter o t 
tHarris Rachael,Jiuckster, Baltimore w of Cove 
tHarris Jacob, labourer, Ruxton near Light 
Harrison Eliz. Happy al. near Lancaster sifp 
Harrison Edmund, ship carpenter. Block st s side 
Harrison & Smith, merchants, 8 Light st whf 

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MatcheWs Baltimore 



Harrison James, cordvvainer, 140 Bond st f p 
Harrison H. ship carpenter, 6 Fleet, e of Market 
Harrison Joshua K. proprietor of the Columbian 

Gardens, cor of e Baltimore and Bond sts 
Harrison Andrew, tailor. East st vv side o t 
Harrison Isaac C. porter and oyster house. Sharp, k 

of Barre st 

Harrison Chas. tavern and oyster house, 9 n Liberty 
Harrison mrs Sarah, Paca, s of Franklin st 
Harrison Levin, carpenter, Montgomery, near Light 
Harrison G. boot & shoemaker, Conv^ay, e of Howard 
Harrison misses, millinery and fancy workers, Lom- 
bard, w of Hanover st 
Harrison and Inloes, dry goods merchants, 133 w 
Baltimore st 

Harrison Jonathan, firm of Harrison and Inloes, dw 

Fayette, near St Paul's st 
Harrison and Brothers, dry goods merchants, 153 w 

Baltimore st 

Harrison Benj. dry goods merchant, 175 Baltimore 
Harrison Jeremiah, tailor, Howard near Lexington, 

dw 9 w Lexington st 
Harrison Wm. book and second hand clothing, 19 

Water, w of Centre Market space 
Harrison Thos. carpenter, W olf, near Ann st/ p 
Harrison Thos. ship carpenter, cor. of Washington 

and Alice Anna sts/p 
Harrison and Sterett, auctioneers and commission 

merchants, O'DonnelPs wharf, s of Pratt st 
Harrison Hall, firm of Harrison & Sterett, dwcor of 

E Baltimore and Exeter sts o t 
Harrison T. P. dry goods merchant, 56 w Lexington 
Harrison Wm. second hand store. Second st s side, 

2 doors w of 'squire Bosley's See advertisement 
tHarrison Elie, labourer. Star alley, near Wilk st 
fHarrison Nicholas, labourer, Davis, n of Pleasant 
tHarrison Wm. woodsawyer, Charles, near Henrietta 
tHarrison Wm. blacksmith, Light st ext./ h 
Harrod Henry, shipping master, 74 Ann st/p 

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HAS 



Ilarrod John J. and Son, booksellers and stationers, 7 
Pratt St wf. cor of Cheapside. See advertisement. 
Harrod John J. bookseller and stationer, 172|- vv Bal 

timore st. dvv 10 St Paul's. See advertisement 
tHarrod Lucy, Run alley, s of Lexington st 
Harrop Joseph, baker, Low, near Exeter, o t 
Harryman David, painter and glazier, 51 n Exeter 
Hart mrs Ann, William, near Cross stfh 
Hart Chas. Jno. dry goods merchant, 57 w Lexington 
Hart Elizabeth, 41 Albermarle st o t 
Hart Joseph, boarding house, Front, s of Low o t 
Hart Thos. weaver, PennsyPa av. n of Preston st 
Hart Geo, carpenter, Biddle al. w of Ross st 
Hart Francis, Constitution near Monument ot 
Hart Samuel, grocer, cor Gay and Saratoga 
Hart Joseph, boarding house, Front s of Low 
Hartigan John, cooper, Pennsyl'a av. n of Biddle st 
Hartley Rich, labourer, Bank st. w of Harris's creek 
Hartley nirs Mary, Hill, near Hanover st 
Hartley John, comb maker, Sarah Ann, w of Cove st 
Hartman Samuel, ladies' shoemaker, Mulberry s side, 
of Pine st 

Hartzog Dorothy, shop keeper, sw corner of How- 
ard st and Peace alley 
Harvey Joseph, mariner, Fell, near Ann st/p 
Harvey James, dry goods merchant, nw corner of 

Hanover and Pratt sts 
Harvey Thomas, Park, near Saratoga st 
Harvey mrs E Sf Co. dry goods store, 33 w Pratt st 
Harvey Wm. pedlar, Preston, near Ross st 
Harvey Jacob, victualler, Harrison, s of Gay st 
Harwood Richard, teacher. Light, n of Montgomery 
Harwood James, commission merchant, dw St Paul's 

s of Mulberry st 
Harwood Thos. ^ Jas. grocers, 1 17 n Howard st 
Harwood James, firm of T. and J. Harwood, dw cor 

of Franklin st. and Lerew's alley 
Harwood mrs Barbara, shopkeeper, sw cor of Stiles 

st and Bishop's alley o t 
Hasfeldt Eliz. confectioner, 1 94 Baltimore st 

145 



HAW 



MatcheWs Baltimore 



Haskell John, card manufacturer, 35 w Lexington st 
Haslam John, veterinary surgeon, se corner of Cal- 
vert and Pleasant sts 
Haslett Wm. appraiser, 77 n High st o f 
Haslett Thos. miller, Hillen, w of Potter st oi 
Haslett James & Son, grocers, 82 Pratt st. head of 

Bowly's wharf 
Haslett Jas. sen, of the firm of Haslett and Son, d\v 

28 Water stot 
Haslett Jas. jun. firm of Haslett and Son, dw Water, 

E of Exeter st o f 
Hassaid Thos. carpenter, St. PauPs n of Lexington 
Hassett Ann, Pitt w of Harford run o t 
Hastie W. S. commission merchant, 13 Bowley's wf 
Hastier Margaret, Lerew's al m of Franklin st 
Haswell, J. W. superintendent of sweeps, 44 Potter 
Hatch N. cordwainer, Mulberry w of Pearl 
Hatch Samuel, carpenter, cor of Bond and Wilk f p 
Hatch & Dunning, book sellers, 2U6 w Baltimore 
Hatcheson Benjamin, boot & shoe maker, Wolf near 
Wilk/ p 

Hatcheson John, clerk, dw Montgomery e of Light 
Hathaway J. 10 n dw Howard, Lombard e of Eutaw 
Hatton mrs. Keziah, grocery, Hillen near Ensor, o t 
Hatton A. 163 French st o r ' 
Hatton Aquila, house carpenter, Harford av o f 
Hatton Levi, waterman, Jeflerson e of Aisquith o t 
Hatton William, glass sharer, near Observatory 
Hatton John, boarding house, Pitt next Shot Tower 
Haubert Elizabeth C. Lombard e of Paca. 
Haughney Bernard, clerk, Harrison s of Gay 
Haunch Wm. labourer, n High e side o t 
Haupman Henry, shoe maker. Park, near Dutch al 
Haupt John M. cegar maker, Dutch al w of Eutaw 
Hauptman John P. constable, 48, s Charles 
Hawker John S. house carpenter, 40 n Exefer o t 
Havener Samuel, clerk, Eutaw near Lexington 
Hawkins James L. cashier of Franklin Bank, dw at 

the banking house, cor of Baltimore and North 
Hawkins Samuel, superintendent Observatory 

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HAY 



Hawkins Moses, cordwainer, s Charles near Hill 
Hawkins John, weaver, Preston, near Ross 
Hawkins Matthew, justice of the peace, office n Gay 
E of the Bridge o t dw Forest n of the Peniten- 
tiary t 

JHawkins James, labourer, G German near Cove 

JHawkins Peter, Long al s of Ross st 

tHawkins S. sawyer. Strawberry al near Pratt st / p 

Hawks William, carpenter, Pinkney e of Bond/p 

Hay William, victualler, Pitt e end o t 

Hay Martha, 35 n High o t 

Hay Daniel, boot and shoe maker, w Baltimore near 

Booth's nursery 
Hay David, currier, 95 Green 
Hayden H. H. dental surgeon, dw sw cor n Charles 

and Mulberry 
Hayden Elizabeth, Barnet 

Hayne George, commission merchant, Bowley's whf, 

dw s Charles s of Barre 
Haynie John, pilot, ne cor of Bankst & Happy al 
Hays Edward C. mate, Caroline near Fleet 
Hajs mrs Sarah, Potter st near Necessity al 
Hays John, tavern keeper, w Fayette e of Howard 
Hays Thomas & Co. merchants, 63 Smith's wharf 
Hays mrs. D. milliner, 55 n Howard 
Hays William, grocer, sw cor Howard & Franklin, 

dw Howard near Centre 
Hays David, firm of George and Hays, dw 55 n 

Howard 

Hays Cassandra, Widow's row, Lombard between 

Eutaw and Paca 
Hays James, tailor, Wagon al e of Howard st 
Hays Simeon, city bailift, 18 Grant st 
Hays Robert, tobacconist. Park s of Lexington 
JHays Cato, labourer, Saratoga w of Liberty 
Hay ward Samuel, superintendent ofM'Kim's copper 

factory, dw n Exeter n of Baltimore 
Hay ward Elizabeth, tavern keeper, 9 Fish M space 
Hay ward John, clerk, 19 G. German 
tHayward Isaac, labourer, Caroline n of Gough/ p 

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JHaywood E. porter, Lerevv's al s of Mulberry st 
Haywood Mary, cor of Holland st and Union al/ p 
JHaywood Rachel, 4 Harrison st 
Hazel Rebecca, milliner, 89 Bond / p 
Hazlehurst mrs Frances, Franklin w of Courtland 
Hazlet Hugh, plane maker. New Church st 
Hazzard Henry, mariner, cor Bank and Eden / p 
Heal William, bellows manufacturer, w Baltimore 
w of Pearl 

Heald Wm. tobacconist, 19 Centre market space, 

dw Pitt w of Exeter 
Heald J. tobacconist, dw e Baltimore near Exeter 
Healey Rev. John, e Baltimore w of Caroline 
Healy Michael, Lancaster e of Market / p 
Heaney Wm. tobacconist, Montgomery near Charles 
Heaps James, clothier, Potter n of Douglass o t 
Heard John, grocery and liquor store, ne cor Hull's 

lane and Forest st 
Hearty Isaac F. sea captain, 92 s High 
Heath Upton S. attorney at law, St. Paul's s of Sara- 
toga, dw 15 w Lexington 
tHeath William, labourer, L Hughes w of Charles 
Hebb John, pilot, Fell st. near Price's ship yard f p 
Hebb Deorge, office Calvert st. Monument square, n 

of Fayette, dw 3 doors n of the office 
JHebrews, Stephen B. dyer and scourer, 24 w Lex- 
ington st 

jHebrews Wm. woodsawyer, Strawberry al. s of 
Fleet si fp 

Heckrotte Wm. proprietor of Fountain Inn, sw cor 

of Charles and Camden sts 
Heddenger D. carpenter, Bond, near Pinkney st/p 
Heden Jas. coach and sign painter, Hamstead hill st 
Heddenger, Michael, cor of Caroline & Hamstead sts 
Hedley mrs Susan, Penn'a av. s of Hoffman st 
Hedrick Richard, cordwainer. Potter, s of Fawn of 
Hedrick Thos. sailmaker, dw Pratt, e of Gough^o t 
HefFner mrs Fanny A. Sugar alley, w of Light st" 
Heighten mrs Margaret, Sarah Ann, e of Cove st 
Heimes Solomon, Barre, e of Howard st 

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Heinekin C. A. commission merchant and Bremen 
Consul, 2 s Charles st 

Helfenstein Rev. A. pastor of the German Reformed 
Church, dw Second between South and Gay sts 

Helm L. ladies' shoemaker. Sharp, s of Fayette 
j Hemley John, labourer. Liberty al. near the jail o t 
^ Helmbold mrs M. boarding house. North, opp. Pine 
I Helme Richard, shipwright. Fountain st 

Helmling A. block and pump maker, Camden, near 
Light, dw Lee, near Light See advertisement. 

Helmkin Aaron, sugar refiner, German, w of Green 

Hemling John, cor of Eutaw st and Carpenter's alley 

Hemmick Jacob, ladies' shoemaker, nw cor of How- 
ard St. and Cider alley 

Hempshire C. glass blower, near the glass house, 
foot of/ h 

Helms mrs A. G. M. Peace alley, w of Charles st 
Henck F. W. counting room, 6 s Charles, dw Balti- 
more, w of Green st 
Henderson John, wholesale grocer, 33 n Howard st 
Henderson Henry, baker, se corner of e Pratt and 
Patterson sts 

Henderson John, block & pump maker, cor of Pratt 

and Commerce st 
Henderson Peter H boot and shoemaker, Biddle st. 

w of Pennsyl'a av. 
Henderson A ndrew, labourer, Pearce, w of Pine st 
Henderson Benj. boot and shoemaker. Franklin, e of 

Pennsyl'a av. dw Biddle, w of Pennsyl'a av 
Henderson David, carpenter, Spring, n of Gough J p 
Henderson W. stonecutter, Granby, w of Albermarle 
|Henderson Polly, laundress, Sarah Ann, w of Cove 
Henesy John, sea captain, 2 s High st o t 
Hendrick Wm. huci^ ster, w Gay ext. near Mott st o t 
Hendry Thos. J. cordwainer, Exeter, n of Pitt o t 
Henlon mrs Sarah, laundress, nw corner of Wilk st 

and Argyle alley/ p 
Henrieman 1. blacksmith, Montgomery, w of Light 
Hennicks Geo. saddler and harness maker, Louisiana 

vv of Lexington st 

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Henning Thomas, bricklayer, nw corner of Saratoga 

St and Lerevv's alley 
Hennis Fred. Lt Hamstead st. n of Spring/p 
Henry R. French Consul, dw n Exeter, n of e Balti- 
more st t 

Henry Joseph, cordwainer, Holland, near Aisquith st 
Henry J. labourer, Baltimore, e of Booth's nursery 
Henry Wm. of the firm of Mitchell, Henry and Co. 

d vv w Fayetie, e of Sharp st 
Henry David, ropemaker, s Charles st. n of Sugar al 
Henry mrs Elizabeth, 76 n Liberty st 
Henry Isaac, carter, Baltimore, e of Booth's nursery 
Henry Wm. L. carpenter, Columbia st. e of Chats- 
worth run 

fHenry Isaac, labourer, Guilford al near Light st 
tHenry James, waiter, corner of Davis and Bath sts 
fHenry Henrietta, Howard, near Conway st 
Henshall James, cordwainer. Fleet, w of Market st 
Henshaw Rev. J. P. K. pastor of St Peter's Church, 

dw Sharp, s of Lt German st 
Henson Joseph, drayman, East street, n of Half- 
moon alley 
Henson James, drayman. East st. w side 
fHenson David, boot black. Liberty, near Courtland 
tHenson Jerry, Forest, s of Douglass st 
tHenson Wm. woodsawyer. Forest, s of Douglass st 
fHenson Nathan, carter, Bottle al. e of Eutaw st 
tHenson John, blacksmith. Centre, w of St Paul's st 
fHenson Jacob, labourer, Moore's al. n of Ross st 
fHenson Joshua, Howard, n of Richmond st 
fHenson Joseph, sawyer, Eden, n of Pitt st 
fHenson David, carter, St Paul's st extended 
Herbert mrs S seamstress, Spring, n of Gough st 
Herbert Peter, carpenter, ne corner of Charles and 
Henrietta sts 

Herbert mrs S. seamstress. Sugar al. w of Light st 
Herbert mrs Rosanna, Union st. e of Pennsyl'a av 
Hergesheimer Chr. blacksmith, Argyle alley, near 
Alice Anna st 

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Her^esheimer C, blacksmith, Lancaster, vv of Ann st 
Heritage Thos. carter, Water, opposite Lloyd st 
Herling Georg-e, grocer, se corner of Charles and 

Montgomery sts 
Hermange Anthony, M. D. 7 Saratoga st 
Heron J. and A. dry goods merchants, s\v corner of 
T Baltimore st. and Centre Market space 
Heron Alex, firm of J. & A. Heron, dvv e Baltimore 
Herrick Marg. M. Preston, w of Ross st 
Herring Henry, lumber merchant, Exeter, near Stiles 
Herring and Hedges, grocers, 91 n Howard st 
Herring David, collector, Caroline, n of Gough st 
Herring mrs Eliz. 12 Albermarle st 
Hersch Martin, glass blovver, near the Observatory 
Hertdner Jacob, drayman, Harford av. e side 
Hervey James, sea captain, se corner of Wilk st. 

and Star alley 
Hervey Edmund, labourer, 16 Commerce st 
Heslen Richard, grocery and liquor store, se cor of 

Cross and VVilliam sts 
Hesler Thos. cooper, Cross, e of Johnson st 
Heslett John, teacher of the Oliver Hibernian Free 

School, d\v Holland, e ofAisquith st 
Heslip Charles, stage driver, 40 Front st e side 
Heslip Jesse, blacksmith, xlisquith, s of Orleans st 
Heslip Rezin, blacksmith, 10 Frederick st. dvv 50 

Frederick st 

Heslip and Jefferson, boot and shoemakers, 44 e 
Baltimore, 

Hess J. house carpenter. Wagon al. vv of Howard st 
Hess S. house carpenter. Wagon al. w of Howard st 
Hessey John, labourer, Pearl, s of Lexington st 
Hevener John, carter, Hoffman, w of Ross st 
Havener Samuel, clerk, Eutaw, near Lexington st 
tHewen Ned, labourer, Jefierson, n side 
Hewes John H. tanner, York av. w side 
Heives John, president of the Fireman's Insurance 

Company, dvv Eutaw, s of Lombard st. 
Hewitt mrs Mary, 147 French, near Potter st 

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Hewitt Elmer, currier, 55 Centre Market space, dw 

Exeter, s of Stiles st 
Hewitt miss Mary, Pearl, s of Mulberry st 
Hewitt Robert, Camden, e of Paca st 
Hewitt James C. printer, Aisquith, n of Low st 
Hewitt and Schiebler, manufacturers of coach lace, 

fringe, braid, cotton cord, and webbing, 14 n 

Liberty st 

Hewitt mrs Margaret, Potter, s of Low st 
Hewlett J. Q. currier, 50 s Calvert, dw 78 w Pratt 
fHiacinth John, barber, Lt Pleasant, w of College al 
Hibner John, locksmith, Lexington, w of Eutaw, dw 

Wagon alley, near Park st 
Hickey Pat. weaver, Forest, e side of Penitentiary 
Hickey James, carter, Harford run, n of Holland st 
Hickley Wm. stone cutter, 84 Harrison st 
Hickley and White, grocers and produce merchants, 

sw corner of Eutaw and Franklin sts 
Hickley Robert, firm of Hickley and W^hite, dw 68 

w Saratoga st 
Hickman Abraham, gardener, Harford av, Nside 
Hickman Nathaniel, bookbinder, over 55 Baltimore 

St. dw 15 N High st 
Hickman Henry, chairmaker. East, s of Hillen st 
Hicks mrs Ann, High, n of Stiles st 
Hicks Isaac, cooper, French, near n High st 
Hicks mrs Marg. seamstress. Mulberry, w of Pearl 
Hicks Geo. grocer, sw corner of Aisquith street and 

Hull's lane 

Hicks mrs M. tavern and boarding house, 102 Du- 
gan's wharf 

fHicks Erasmus, waiter, Centre, w of St Paul's 
fHicks Milly, laundress, St Paul's ext. near Centre 
Hiedeck John, victualler, Upton st. s of Penn'a av 
Hiedlebrand Andrew, cord wainer. Hill, w of Light st 
Higby Noah, Holland st. near Long lane 
Higgins Asa, sea captain, Caroline, s of Pratt st 
Higgins David, collector. Sharp, near Conway st 
Higgins Wm. labourer, Beuren, near Madison st 
tHiggins Jer. stage driver, Run al, s of Lexington st 



Director^ 1829. 



High Wm. painter and glazier, Columbia st. w of the 

Chymical factory- 
High J. painter and glazier. Peace alley, w of 

Eutaw St 

High David, bricklayer, Biddle alley, w of Ross st 
Higinbotham mrs. S. boarding house, Monument 

square, s of Lexington st 
Higinbotham William, mariner, Argyle alley, n of 

Lancaster st 

fHilary Ambrose, barber, 38 Centre Market space 
Hilberg Wm. merchant tailor, 118 Baltimore st 
Hilbert Henry, currier, Fayette, e of Pearl st 
Hilbert mrs Barbara, Cross, e of Johnson st 
Hilderbrand Andrew, cordwainer, Hill, w of Light st 
Hilgar mrs Sophia, fancy store, 53 n Eutaw 
Hill Thos. collector for the American, dw nw cor of 

Pitt and Aisquith st 
Hill Alex grocer, se cor of Pratt & Concord sts 
Hill John, apothecary and druggist, 31 w Pratt st 
Hill Thomas, weaver, Pierce, W of Cove st 
Hill Samuel, 1 n Gay st. gas metre manufacturer 
Hill Hugh, iron founder, sw^ corner of William and 

Gt Hughes st 
fHill Henry, labourer, Eden, n of e Baltimore st 
fHill Henrietta, laundress, East st w side 
fHill James, waiter, Baltimore, w of Cove st 
tHill Edward, Conway, e of Hanover st 
fHill Susan, laundress, rear of 38 s Charles st 
•fHill Hester, Peace alley, e of Eutaw st 
fHill Joshua, Salisbury, w of Harford run 
Hillard John, sea captain. Wolf, near Lancaster st 
Hillen John, 54 Pitt st 
Hilliard Thos. drayman, Ross, e of Paca st 
Hillias John W. pump maker, Wilk, near Ann st 
Hillock Stephen, domestic manufacturer, ne corner 

of Madison and Howard sts 
Hilton Wm. W. tailor, Salisbury near Lloyd 
Hilton, mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, n Exeter s of Low 
Hilton Sutton, merchant tailors, 35 e Baltimore 

See advertiiCfnent. 

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Hilton William W. firm of Hilton ^ Sutton, dw e t 
Baltimore opposite the Friends' meeting house \ 
Hinckley Chas. tavern and oyster house, 28 Thames I 
Hincks T. sexton First Baptist church, dw 1 1 6 Sharp \ 
Hindes John, brick layer, 78 Sharp 1 
Hindes Moses, currier, 10 Water w of South, dvv ! 

Great Pleasant e of Courtland 
Hindes James, bricklayer, Lombard e of Paca 
Hindes mrs Mary, Hollingsworth s of Water 
Hindes Thomas, silver smith, 31 n Exeter 
Hindman Col. James, Calvert n of City Spring 
Hindz C. dyer and carpet weaver, Harrison near Gay 
Hineker Fred, segar maker, 21 Commerce st 
Hiner Samuel, victualler, Pitt e of Eden 
fHiner Jacob, victualler, Eden st n of Union al 
fHines Isaac, labourer, iSusy al e of Sharp 
Hinkly Edward, attorney at law. Athenaeum, Lex- 
ington, dw Biddle st n of Penn av 
Hinkly William, printer, n Gay vv of Aisquith 
Hinman R. wine and liquot store, 283 w Baltimore 
fHipkins Tamar, Lerew's al near Saratoga st 
Hipkins Samuel, hatter, High near French 
Hinter Rebecca, s Charles n of Hill 
Hinton Thomas, saddler, 56, n Frederick 
Hinton Robert, Lerew's al near Madison st 
Hintze Frederick B. E. H.(M. D.) 15 s Gay 
Hipwell Sarah, 36 Park st 

Hirst John, porter and oyster cellar, cor of Charles 
and Baltimore, dvv New Church near Sharp 

Hiser Nicholas, carter Biddle e of Penn av 

Hiskey Jos. piano forte maker, 50 n Howard 

Hiss J. jr. chairmaker, 37 Gay, dw Exeter near Pratt 

Hiss Jesse, chair maker, 6 s Calvert 

Hiss Philip, cabinet maker, firm of Hiss & Austen, 
21 Fayette, dw Courtland w of Saratoga 

Hiss Thos. D. cabinet maker, 6 s Calvert st 

Hiss Coath, currier 14 Cheapside 

Hiss Benjamin, firm of Hiss & Coath, dw Henrietta 
E of Charles i 

Hiss Wilhelmina, cotton spooler, Saratoga extended 

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Director, 1829. 



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Hiss Nicholas, Lloyd n of Water 

Hiss Jos. cooper, 49 s Liberty 

Hissey Arch'd. shingle dresser, Wiliiam n of Cross 

Hitchcock Jesse, carter, Munroe n of Eden 

Hitchcock Elizabeth, Ten foot al w of Spring st 

Hitchcock Charles B. Hillen e of Front 

Hitchcock Robert, blacksmith and wheelwright, 135 

Bond. See advertisement. 
Hitchcock Nath. hack driver, Ensor, e of Forest st 
Hitzelberger Peter, morocco dresser, 49 n Gay 
Hitzelberger, J. grocery and liquor store, 62 n Gay 
Hitzelberger Peter, morocco dresser, Aisquith n of 

M'Elderry st 

Hitzelberger Baltzer, morocco dresser, nw cor of 

Saratoga and Gay 
Hitzelberger Anthony, stone mason, Lerew's al n of 

Madison st 

Hitzler John, paver, n Gay extended near Mott 
Hivarner John, locksmith, Lexington market, dw. 

Wagon al e of Park st 
Hixon Joab jun. inn keeper. Centre market space 
Hixon John, hatter, Barre w of Hanover st 
Hobbs mrs. Ann, 34 South st 
Hobbs mrs Mary, huckster. Park st near Wagon al 
Hobbs Samuel, cabinet maker, George vv of Pen av 
Hobbs Nicholas, carter, York av vv side 
Hobbs & M'Donough, merchants, over 2 Bowly's whf 
Hobbs Nicholas M. firm of Hobbs Sf* M'Donough, 

dw Water e of High 
Hoburg, mrs. E. corner of High and Stiles 
Hoburgmrs Sophia, 15 n Exeter 
Hoddinott, Simon, locksmith & brass founder, Davis 

Nof Baih 

Hodges Ben. M. merchant, Lexington w of St PauPs 
Hodges mrs Mary, boarding house, 1 12 e Baltimore 
tHodgkin Susan, laundress. Water e of High 
Hodgkiss Ann seamstress, Dutch alley w of Park st, 
Hjdgkmson John, chair factor, 32 Hanover 
Hoff John M. grocer, corner of New Church ^ Sharp 
Hoflman mrs. Ann M. widow, Potter near Gay 

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Hoffman Christopher, sexton, n Frederick 
Hoffman Bend 6c co. auctioneers and commission 

merchants, 5 n Charles st 
Hoffman Samuel O. firm Hoffman Bend & co dvv sw 

corner of St Paul and Mulberry 
Hoffman Jeremiah, Franklins of Pine 
Hoffman Daniel Co. merchants, 1 s Howard 
Hoffman Daniel, firm of ditto, dvv Fayette w of Pine 
Hoffman John, firm D. Hoflman & co. dvv Eutaw n 

of Pratt 

Hoffman Casper, carpenter, 7 Pine e side 
Hoffman L. carpenter. Wagon alley e of Howard 
Hoffman Michael, baker, sw cor Baltimore & Cove 
Hoffman & Mallonee, dry goods merchants, 87 1-2 
E Baltimore 

Hoffman Peter, dw nw cor Lexington and St PauPs 
Hoffman Charles, provision merchant, ^79 w Balti- 
more St. dvv Pearl, v of Fayette st 
Hoffman F bandbox maker, Wiik st. near bridge 
Hoffman Henry, stone cutter, 75 French st 
Hoffman David, and John Spear Nicholas, attorneys 
at law, office in the Maryland Law Institute, 
South st 

Hoffman David, of the firm of D. Hoffman and J S. 

Nicholas, dw Lexington, opp. the Court house 
Hoffman John, 23 Hanover st 
Hoffman Nicholas, Lexington ext. w of Pine st 
Hoffman Henry, carpenter, Paca, s of Lombard st 
Hoffman Geo. W. sugar refiner, Eutaw, s of Pratt st 
Hoffman mrs. Hannah, Green, w of Saratoga st 
Hoffman Geo. ne cor of Franklin and Cathedral sts 
Hoffman Michael, proprietor of the Golden Lamb ta- 
vern, Nwcor of Franklin and Paca sts 
Hoffmire Henry, victualler, corner of Pennsylvania 

av. and Hoffman st 
tHogans Milly, Strawberry al. near Pinkney st 
Hogner F. tinner. Mulberry, e of Eutaw st 
Hogg Charles, carpenter, sw cor of North & Bath sts 
Hogg John, grocer, Saratoga, e of Park st' 
Hogg James, carpenter, 83, n Howard 

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Hohu Edward, victualler, Monroe, e of Eden st 
Holbrook Joseph, sea captain, Baltimore, e of Lloyd 
Hoi brook Thos. cooper, Beuren, near French st 
Holbrook Elisha, ladies' shoemaker, 21 Mercer st 
Hoibrook Jacob, cordwainer. Comet, near Aisquith 
Holden Geo. rigger, Alice Anna, w of Market st 
Holden Thos. mariner, Shakspeare st. near Apple al. 
Holden Peter, salt measurer, 1 1 Lancaster st 
Holland Lyttleton, jeweller, silversmith andoptician, 

242 w Baltimore st 
Holland James, saddler, Potter, n of Douglass st 
Holland Charles, cordwainer, 31 East stw side 
Holland Anthony, weaver. Forest, e of Penitentiary 
Holland John, labourer, sw cor of Hillen Potter sts 
Holland Joshua, boot and shoemaker, 40 n Gay st 
Holland Jesse, watchman, Constitution, near French 
Holland J. proprietor of Cheapside House, Water 
Holland Wm. cooper, x\Iulberry, e of Eutaw st 
Holland mrs. Cath. carpet weaver, Exeter, n of Pitt 
Holland John, carter. East, n of Hillen st 
Holland John, bricklayer, Gay, near Forest st 
Holland Paul, Constitution, near French st 
JHolland S. waterman, Davis, s of Bath st 
JHoiland H. cordwainer. Long al. n of Lexington st 
JHolland Adam, porter. Union st. EofPennsyPa av 
^Holland James, labourer, Forest, n of Douglass st 
JHolland Philip, Johnson, s of Cross st 
HoUess James, house carpenter, Gay st ext. e side 

of Aisquith st 
HoUiday Wm. tailor, 79 Pitt st 
Holliday Ruth, Centre, w^ of Calvert st 
[JHoUiday Rachel, laundress, 83 Park st 
|Holliday James, carter, Ensor, w of Forest st 
JHoUiday Harriet, Bond, n of Gough st 
fHolliday Benj. labourer, Biddle alley, wof Rossst 
fHoUiday Nancy, midwife, Exeter, n of Gay st 
HoUinger Wm. soap and candle chandler, 88 e side 
of Bond st 

HoUingshead James, commission merchant, dw Hill, 
w of Charles st 

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Hollingsworth Samuel and Sons, merchants, 59 s 
Calvert st 

Hollingsworth Samuel, firm of S. HolHng^worth and 
Sons, Aw sw corner of Charles and Fayette sts 
Hollingsworth Isaac, grocer, nw cor of Gay 8f High, 

dw High, between Gay and Hillen sts 
Hollingsworth mrs M. Busy alley, w of Charles st 
Hollingsworth mrs Eliz Saratoga, w of St PauPs 
Hollingsworth mrs. Levi, 4 Lexington st 
Hollins mrs Jane, Calvert, near Pleasant st 
Hollins Wm. 5 Lexington st. Pascault's row 
Holla way Robert, watchmaker, 115 n High st 
Holloway Geo. coachmaker, 263 w Baltimore, dw 

cor of Eutaw st. and Cider alley 
Holman D. optician, 224 w Bait. See advertisement \ 
Holmes James, sea captain, Pratt, near s High st \ 
Holmes Samuel, mariner, Caroline near Fleet j 
Holmes Richard, grocer, 46 Caroline, near Fleet st | 
Holmes Steph. R. teacher of languages, 2 Courtland 1 
Holmes mrs Nancy, Johnson st. opposite the Pow- 
der house 
Holmes John, grocer, 1 Park st 
Holmes Richard, tailor, Penn'a av. nearBiddlest 
Holmes mrs L. Bond, near Bank st 
Holmes John, brass founder and bell hanger. Market j 
near Fleet st i 
Holmes Thos. cor of Bank vSt. and Strawberry alley 
Holmes mrs Sarah, cor of Eutaw st. and Wagon al. 
Holmes Oliver, surgeon dentist, Lexington st. oppo- 
site the Court house 
Holste P. C. drawing and painting academy, Barnet , 

w of Charles st 
Holstein mrs Sarah, umbrella maker, 80 n Exeter 
Holt Enoch, carpet weaver, Ensor near Harford av 
Holter Lewis, cedar cooper, Gay near the bridge 
Holton Wm. superintendent of sweeps, Caroline, n 
of Gough 

Holtz Peter, weaver, Aisquith s of Jeffersoa. 
Holtz Peter, weaver, 72 Exeters of Low 
HoUyday David^ weaver Saratoga w of Cove 

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JHomens John, labourer, Peace al near Cove st 

Honey Amos, carpenter, 89 Park 

Honeywell S. cashier of the Savings' Institution, dw 

49 N Gay 
Honnory inrs C. High near Hillen 
Honslow Jno. cordwainer, 9 Potter near Gay 
Hood John, carter, Argyle al s of Alice Anna st 
Hooffnogle John, pattern maker. Light st vvhf near 

York 

Hoogevverff J. J. mercliant, corner of Commerce and 
Water sts dw St Paul's, 2d door n of Pleasant 
Hook Henry, house, sign and ornamental painter, 36 

w Lexington, dw 27 Pearl 
Hook Michael, cordwainer, 41 w Fayette 
Hook Andrew, woolen draper, 165 w Baltimore 
Hook Joseph sen. Green n of Lexington 
Hook Jost^ph jr. co. lumber merchants, cor of 

Lexington and Green 
Hook Joseph jr. of the firm of Joseph Hook jr. & co. 

Pearl near Lexington 
Hook John, tailor. New Church e of Sharp 
tHooker Tobias, labourer, cor of Potter and Low 
Hooper Wm. sail maker, Albemarle s of Granby 
Hooper John, house carpenter, Wolf n of Aiisanna 
Hooper Wm, carpenter, Harford av, e side 
Hooper James & Sons, merchants, 16 Light st whf. 

dw Montgomery near Charles 
Hooper J. P. firm of ditto, dw Charles s of Henrietta 
Hooper James jr. merchant, Light st. wharf, dw. 

Bar re s side e of Sharp 
Hooper Jolin, s Charles w side near the rope walk 
Hooper Jas. tailor, Bond e side near Thames 
Hooper James sen. mariner, 73 Bond 
Hooper Richd. tailor, 53 Aiisanna 
Hooper Wm. W. drayman, Caroline Nof Pitt 
Hooper Jas. carpenter, Gay w of Mott 
Hooper Wm. firm of Hardister & Hooper, Albe- 
marle E side s of Granby 
Hooper Sarah 72 N. Charles 
Hooper Wm. carpeuter, Hill n side e of Charles 
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Hooper John bricklayer, cor of Saratoga 4^ Pearl 
JHooper Isaac, drayman, Lloyd near Baltimore 
tHooper James, Spring n of Gough 
JHooper Jacob, labourer, Sugar alley w of Charles 
Hoover F. victualler, Columbia vv of Chatsworth 
Hoover Geo. victualler, Columbia e of Chatsworth 
Hope D. brush factor, 1 n Liberty, d\v 41 Fayette 
Hopkins mrs Sarah, cor of Comet and Pitt 
Hopkins mrs Ann, seamstress. Bond near Fleet 
Hopkins mrs Eliza, French vv of Potter 
Hopkins miss Emily, cor of Baltimore and East 
Hopkins Gerard T. co. merchaats, I Light st whf 
Hopkins Gerard T. of the firm of G T. Hopkins & 

Co. Hanover second door from Barre 
Hopkins Thos. cabinet maker, Pratt w of Hanover 
Hopkins Wm. L. flour and commission merchant, 

cor Light and Conway, dw Barnet near Charles 
Hopkins Jas. cordwainer, Caroline near Pratt 
Hopkins Jas. currier. High near Water 
Hopkins Greenbury , coach maker, East n of Douglas 
Hopkins Rich'd, cordwainer, Jeff'erson e of Aisquith 
Hopkins and Brothers grocers, 5 Pratt st whf 
Hopkins J. & G. curriers 63 s Calvert 
fHopkins Cato, labourer, Salisbury st near Harford 

run 

JHopkins Matilda, shop keeper, Saratoga e of Cove 
JHopkins Hannah, laundress, Davis near Bath 
Hopkinson mrs Mary, Conway w of Eutaw 
Hoppe Justus, merchant, 47 s Gay, dw Charles op- 
posite Pleasant 
Hoppel Wm. looking glass frame maker. East n of 
Hillen 

Horghen John, labourer, Holliday near Bath 
Horming John, baker. Liberty al near the jail 
Home Thomas, bricklayer, 1 Comet 
Home Sarah, Light near Montgomery 
Home Jacob, dry goods merchant, 59 n Howard 
Home mrs Margaret, Wagon al w of Park st 
Home John, carpenter, Harford run n of Holland st 
Home Henrv, painter, G. German w of Liberty 

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Homer Abel, carpenter, Henrietta e of Charles 
Horney mrs Mary, Apple al near Pinkney st 
i Horney Samuel, ship carpenter, 87 Alice Anna 
!' Horney John, ship carpenter, Block w of Thames 
Horse mrs Charlotte, Lerew's al near Richmond st 
I Horsey mrs Sarah, Exeter n of Water 
i Horsford Jas. sea capt. cor of Gough st and Star al 
Horton Jas. superintendent of streets and pumpg, 

Pitt E of High 
Horze Frederick, boot and shoemaker, Henrietta s 
side E of Charles st 
I Hospital Baltimore, Monument e of Market 
j Houck Jacob, dry goods merchant, 149 Baltimore, 
! dvv Fayette near Liberty 

fHouden Paris, Steward, Eutaw n of Lee 
i Hough Jefferson,^clock & watch maker, 26 w Pratt 
Hough mrs R. boarding house, Pratt vv of Hanover 
House Jesse, house carpenter, Douglass st 
House, Woollen <^ Co. lumber merchants, Light st 

wharf s of Camden 
House William, firm of ditto, dw 119 Hanover 
Housing mrs. Sarah, 56 Happy alley 
Housten J. F. of Franklin Inn 41 u Howard 
Howard Wm. shoe store, 4 C. Market Space, dw e 

side of N Front 
Howard Robert, wholesale grocery and liquor mer- 
chant, s E corner of Exeter and Hillen 
Howard Ch's. attorney at law. North near Fayette 
Howard John R. merchant, 4 Hanover, dw Barnet 
Howard Wm. carter. Green w side n of Baltimore 
Howard Ben. carter, Barre, n side near Howard 
Howard Henry, 57, Camden 
Howard George S. s Frederick 
Howard Benjamin C. attorney at law 1, Courtland 

dw at Beividere, in Howard's Park 
Howard John P. merchant tailor, cor Liberty & Ger- 
man, dw cor Eutaw and Conway 
Howai d John, labourer, Lerew^s al n of Saratoga st 
Howard Thos. cordwainer, Lerew's n of Madison st 
Howard Thomas, brick layer, cor Eutaw & German 

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Matcheti*s Baltimore 



Howard John, wagoner, Pearl s of Lexington 
Howard mrs Sarah, seamstress, Park lane e of Pine st 
JHoward Nancy, Run al s of Saratoga st 
jHoward Anna, Pearl s of Saratoga 
^Howard Dennis, brick maker, s Eutavv 
;;Howard Hicholas, porter, Potter n of Douglass 
;;Hovvard James, hack driver. Centre near Monument 
JHoward Susan, Peace al w of Howard st 
;;How^ard Edward, labourer, Sugar al e of Charles 
JHoward Carlos, labourer, Davis near Ba^h 
JHoward James, stage driver, n Exeter n of Gajr 
JHoward Wiliiam, labourer, Spring, s of Wilk ^^^^ 
Howe mrs Martha, 34 Block |||| 
JHowe R. wood sawyer, Six Cent al e of Spring' st ^ 
JHowe Samuel, labourer. Wolf s of Wilk 
How^ell mrs A.tailoress, Dutch al N of Howard st 
How^ell mrs Ann E. 64 Albermarle st 
Howell mrs Abigail, seamstress & nurse, Potter n of 
Douglass 

Howell Wm. & Son, merchant, 49 s Gay 

Howell John B. firm of do. dvv Pratt betvv Hanover 

and Sharp 
JHowell Isaac, mariner, 46 Fleet 
Howland John M. (M. D.) of the firm of Bond and 

Howland, dw se cor German and Howard 
How^land Daniel, 22 n Frederick 
Howland R. G. commission merchant, office over 14 

Bowley's wharf 
Howser George, sugar refiner, cor Paca & Lombard 
Howser Jacob, victualler, Light ext near West 
Howser John, carriage maker, 19 Pitt 
Hubball Ebenezer^ brass founder, 146 Baltimore 
Hubbard J. ship carpenter, Washington n of Fleet 
Hubbard H cordwainer, nw cor of Wilk st & Star al 
Hubbard John, cordwainer, East n of Douglass 
Hubbard Daniel, cooper, e side of York av 
Hubbard Frances, Bath s side e of Davis 
Hubbard William, Watchman, 39 Wolf 
Hubbard James, ship carpenter, 77 Fleet 
Hubbard Wm. block and pump maker, 16 Philpot 



Director, 1829. 



HUL 



Hubbard E. ship carpenter, Wilk near WashingtoQ 
Hubbard W m. & Co. grocers, 59 n Gay 
tHubbard Elizabeth, laundress, Potter n of Douglass 
Hubbell 8f Wiieeler, merchants, 71 s Calvert 
Huber H. grocery, w Baltimore e of Booth's nursery 
Hucorn Francis, oyster and porter cellar, corner of 

Gay and Front 
Huddeibach John H. broker, dw 83 n Exeter 
Hudgens William, tailor, 20 Alice Anna 
Hudgen John, mariner, Happy al near Fleet st 
Hudson Richard, tobacconist, Eden n of Pitt 
Hudson A. dealer in the Arcade, dw Gough n of Pratt 
^Hudson William, caulker, 68 Wolf st 
Hugg John, sea captain, 69 Ann st 

mrs Mary, seamstress, n Exeter n of Pitt 

Hughes , porter cellar, South, dw Gay 

opposite the Exchange 
Hughes Joiin, cler k in the Office of Discount and De- 
posit, dw N High 
Hughes Henry, labourer, cor Bank st & Argyle al 
Hughes John, drayman, n Front near Hillen 
Hughes mrs Ann, grocer, sw cor Carolioe & Pinkney 
Hughes 's\\ fisherman, Still House near Plowman 
Hughes S. boarding house, Stiles st near Bishop's al 
Hughes mrs Mary, fancy store, 179^ w Baltimore 
Hughes Aquilla, grocery, sw cor Eutaw & Saratoga 
Hughes Sarah Ann, Ruxton wof Light 
Hughes George L. shoe store, 107 e Baltimore 
Hughes mrs Rebecca, Ap[)Ie al near Lancaster st 
Hughes Peter, ladies' shoe maker, n Gay near Bel] 
Air market 

Hughes David Jabourer, Beuren near French 
Hughes mrs Belinda, 72 Pitt 
Hughes J. clock and watch maker, 66 C M space 
Hughes H. cabinetmaker, Welcome al w of Charles st 
' tHughes James, Aisquith, n of Orleans st 
Hughson John, collector, Hillen, e of Forest st 
Hugle mrs Ann, shop keeper, Happy al. n end 
Hull mrs Eliz. Mulberry, w of Park st 
Hull Thos. 100 N High st 

•0 163 



HUR 



MalckeWs Baltimore 



Hulls John, glass, oil and paint store, 14 n Gay st 

See advevikemenl 
Huisf Jol^n, dyer, corner ofHoIliday & Saratoga sts 
Huise Chr. Wilk, near Caroline st 
Huise Fred, cooper, Lee, w of Light st 
Huljz Fred, cooper, Lee, w of Light st 
Humes Thos. wholesale grocer aiid liquor merchant, 

Nvv corner of High and Hillen sts 
Humphreys H. grocer, 68 French st 
Humphreys Kerr, grocer, 18 Lancaster st. dvv 20 

Lancaster st 

Humphreys Thos. silversmith, Pratt, e of Hanover 
Hunn John, cabinet maker, Harford av s side 
Hunt John N tailor, 33 New Cliurch st 
Hunt JohnO. rope maker, York, e of Charles st 
Hunt John, grocery and liquor store, nw corner of 

East st and Halfmoon alley 
Hunt German, labourer, Armistead lane, near Light 

St. foot oifh 

Hunt Samuel & Co. woollen drapers and tailors, 103 

Baltimore st 

Hunt Jesse, saddler, harness and trunk maker, 127 

w Baltimore st 
Hunt John N. clothier, 235 Baltimore st. dw New 

Church st 

Hunt John, ladies' shoemaker, cor of New Church 

and Sharp sts 
Hunter Alex, labourer, Hull's lane, near Forest st 
Hunter James, stone cutter, Richmond, opp. Park st 
Hunter Robert, weaver, w p. near Mulberry ext. 
Hunter Alexander J. tailor, 20 Thames st 
Hunter David, grocery and liquor store, nw corner of 

Alice Anna st and Strawberry alley 
Huppman Geo. piano forte manufacturer, s Sharp, s 

of Baltimore st 
Huppman Valentine, saddler, 8 w Pratt st 
Hurd Allen, mariner, Caroline, near Fleet st 
fHurd Betsey, Liberty, near Baltimore st 
Hurdell miss Susan, seamstress, Eutaw, n ofFranklin 
Hurley Morris, Wilk, near Caroline st 



Director, 1829. 



HYD 



! Hul st Elijah, victualler^ Forest, opp. Penitentiary 
I Hurst Wni. victualler, Beuren, near Palls st 
Hurt mrs Mary, mantua maker, Gay, near Potter st 
Hurtt Henry, tailor, se cor of Holland st & Long lane 
Hurst mrs Lydia, boarding house, 58 Centre M. space 
Hu»selbaugh mrs Barbara, boarding house, svv cor of 

Lexington and Liberty sts 
Hussey Cowpland, currier, Alice Anna st. wof Ap- 
ple alley 

Hussey Grace, Baltimore st. e of Apple alley 
Hussey Joseph, currier, 36 s Calvert, dw corner of 

Wilk and Exeter sts 
Hussey Chr. labourer, Front, s of French st 
Hussey Ashael, proprietor of Wheatfield Inn, 7 n 

Howard, dvv 268 w Baltimore st 
Hutcheson John, wheelwTight, Pratt e of the bridge^ 

dw 67 Harrison st 
Hulchins James, labourer, East, n of Douglass st 
Hutchins Joshua, dry goods merchant, 55 e Balti- 
more St. dvv N Frederick near Baltimore st 
Hutchins Samuel, sea captain, 37 Alice Anna st 
Hutchins Nich. watch maker, I Water st 
fHutchins Julia, laundress, Exeter, n of Gay st 
tHutchins Samuel, labourer, Pierce, e of Cove st 
fHutchins Alex, drayman, Forest, n of Douglass st 
Hutson mrs Eliz. victualling house, Argyle al. w side 
Hutson Michael, boot and shoemaker, 76 n Howard 
Hutson John, merchant, cor of Bond and Fleet sts 
Hutson John, cordwainer, Castle al. near Fleet st 
Hutson John, cordwainer, Shakspeare, e of Bond st 
Hutton Elijah, biicklayer, Aisquith, near Pitt st 
Hutton James, grocer, 24 Baltimore st 
Hutton Samuel, cordwainer, Harford av n side 
Huxford Henry, japanner, Camden, e of Sharp st 
Huzza Joseph, tailor. Potter, n of Pitt st 
Huzza John, clothier, 44 Centre M. space 
Hyam Abra. paper hanger, 64 Baltimore st 
Hyatt mrs Ann, seamstress, Pratt, e of Howard st 
Hyde Francis, proprietor of Maryland soap & caudle 
factory, HolUday, dw 3 WateFlo row 

165 



IRE 



*MatchetV$ Baltimore, 



H)de Samuel G. soap and candle factory, Saratoga, 

E of Holliday, d\v Saratoga, vv of Calvert st 
Hyde John, labourer, East, n of Ensor st 
Hyland Benj. labourer, 3 Pine st 
Hyland Stephen, carpenter, 21 Philpot st 
Hynson John, carpenter, Eden, near Bank st 
Hynson Nathaniel, s Paca, formerly George st 
Hynson Geo. Exeter, s of Salisbury st 
tHynson Polly, Spring, n of Pinkney st 
IHynson J. vvoodsawyer, Guilford al near Light st 
Hyser John, cordvvainer, 46 s Charles st 
HysoH Nicholas, moulder. Sugar al. near Light st 
Hyson Solomon, moulder. Sugar al. e of Light st 

IGAW MARGARET, Union w of Ross 
Iglehart William, proprietor of livery stables, Park 
near Fayette 

Iglehart John, dry goods merchant, 173 w Baltimore, 

dw Pratt, near Haiiover st 
Iglehart 8^ Co. dry goods merchants, 77 b Baltimore 
Infirmary Baltimore, svv cor Lombard and Green 
Indian Infirmary, High w of Water st 
Ingmrs Mary, 10 n Gay st 
. Ing Edward, dry goods merchant, 14 C M space 
Ingram Charles, tobacconist, 68 e Pratt 
Inkley M painter, n Gay ext. near Aisquith 
Inloes Wm. ship joiner, Alice Anna w of Ann 
Inloes Joshua S. firm of Harrison & Inloes, dvv St. 

Paul's s of Saratoga 
Inloes mrs Mary, seamstress, 81 Bond 
Inloes David, cooper, Commerce s of Pratt 
Imes Deborah, laundress, 60 French st 
Innes A. L. cordwainer. Maiden lane near Aisquith st 
Insar Rachel, nw corner of Bank st & Argyie al 
Insurance Company's offices, Exchange buildings 
Ingles miss Susan, tutoress, Fayette w of Holliday 
Jingles Abraham, carter. Long al n of Franklin 
Ireland R. comb maker, Hull's lane near Aisquith st 
|Ireland Jesse, boot black, 6 Forest st 
tirelaad Millyi Ross opposite Paca 



Director^ 1829. 



JAC 



Irons Delilah, seamstress, Potter, n of Douglass 
Irons James, saddler, 24| n Howard, dw Hill between 

Hanover and Charles 
Irvine Henry, sea captain, cor Market and Pratt 
Irv^ine James, stage driver. New near Eutaw 
Irvine Mary, n Eutaw near Franklin 
Irvin mrs Elizabeth, baker, Charles s of Camden 
i Irwin Thomas jr. merchant, 57 Smith's wftarf, dw 

Hanover w side 
Irwin Thomas, sugar refiner, dw 80 Hanover 
Irwin John, carpentrr. Long al n of Lexington st 
Isaac W, C. carpenter, cor Cove and Franklin 
Isaacs Gabriel, pedlar, nw cor Light and West 
Isaacs Jonathan, house carpenter, Rock s of Saratoga 
Isett John, boarding house, wwcor Fayette & Park 
Isett Adam, hatter, Saratoga vv af Park 
Isler George, carpenter, cor Mulberry and Park 
Israel Beale, cryer of the Baltimore City Court, dw 

George e of Pine 
Israel J. grocery & feed store, w Baltimore e of Cove 
Israel Fielder, justice of the peace 6l conveyancer, ne 

cor St Paul's & Fayette, dw Lexington near Pine 
Ives James, constable, Water w of C Market space 

t Jack JOHN, barber, 69 Park st 

Jackson S. labourer, Crook's back row e Monument 

Jackson, Joseph L. silversmith, nw cor Exeter stand 

Necessity al 
I Jackson William, cordwainer, 10 Pine 
Jackson J. boot & shoe maker, Saratoga e of Howard 
Jackson A. J. W. printer, Park lane e of Pine st 
Jackson G. carpenter. Carpenter's al w of Howard st 
Jackson Jonathan, currier, Caroline e of Baltimore 
Jackson Malinda, shop keeper, n Exeter n of Gay 
Jackson John C. cordwainer, Aisquith s of Holland 
Jackson mrs E. seamstress, n Calvert n of Bath 
Jackson Abraham, Peace al w of Howard 
Jackson mrs. Mary, proprietor of the Franklin hotel 

corner of Mercer and Grant 
Jackson mrs Mary, Pearce w of Pine 




167 



JAM 



MatckeWs Baltimore 



tJackson Thomas, waiter, Baltimore w of Cove 
|Jackson Thomas, labourer, Montgomery e side near 

Wesleyan Chappel 
tJackson Sally, Chappel al s of Mulberry st 
tJackson Rachel, St. Mary's st nside w of Ross 
fJackson Ann, Centre st near the monument 
tJackson Jas. labourer, Dutch al near Park st 
JJackson John, waiter, Ann near Bank 
• Jackson S. labourer, Short st w side near Orleans 
JJackson G. labourer, Douglass n side w of Aiquith 
J Jackson Susan, Hill w of Sharp , 
JJackson Winey, German w of Green 
tJackson Murray, drayman, Mulberry w of Pearl 
tJackson Martha, laundress, William s of Ross 
Jacob Saml grocer, 3 e Baltimore st 
Jacobs Ellas, painter & glazier, Lexington e of Park 
Jacobs mrs Jane, 1 5 Market st 
Jacobs James A. labourer, Exeter s of Fawn 
Jacobs George, gold <^ silver smith and watch maker 

58 n Howard st 
tJacobs Nathan, labourer, Pine n of Mulberry 
JJacobs Lewis, grain carrier, L German e of Sharp 
Jacobsen Henry G. Danish consul, 5 Commerce, dw 

corner of Sharp and Conway 
Jacquet mrs. Rebeeca, boarding house over Spreck- 

elsen and Davidson's store, Thames st 
Jacquet Isaac G. currier, Long al s of Saratoga st 
Jail Baltimore, ue cor Madison & Beuren e of the falls 
tJakes Frederick, labourer. Park s of Richmoud 
Jamart Michael, tavern keeper, 1 1 Fish market space 
Jameison John, cooper, Exeter s of Stiles st 
James Levi, boat builder, Thames e of Wolf, dw 

Fountain st 

James mrs Jane, mantua maker, Potter, near n Gay 
James Henry, biscuit baker. Maiden lane near East 
James mrs Sarah, seamstress, Granby w of Exeter 
James John, tinner, 62 South st 
Jamps A.& Son, merchants, lOLight st wfdw76 Pratt 
James W boarding house, Shakspeare w of Market 
James Daniel, boarding house, 27 Bond st 

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Mrector, 1829. 



James L. bay trader, Strawberry al near Pinkney sL 
James Charity, seamstress, East near Pitt st 
James J. plasterer, Aisquith n of Orleans st 
James John A. coach maker, Harford av 
James Mary, boarding house, 9 s Calvert st 
t James Peter, Strawberry alley, near Gougb st 
fJames Thos. sawyer, Moore's alley, rear of Ross st 
Jameson Horatio Gr. physician and surgeon, corner of 

Fayette and Liberty sts 
Jamison C. C. merchant, counting room, cor of Com- 
merce and Water sts. dw 41 Courtland st 
Jamison Arch, weaver, Preston, w of Ross st 
Jamison Joseph, Frederick, n of Baltimore st 
Janvier Joseph, chairmaker, Front, near Pitt st 
Janvier Thos. merchant, 87 Smith's wharf 
Janvier P first bookkeeper in the office of discount 

and deposit, dw sw cor of Gough and Pratt sts 
Jarrett Thos. French, near Bath st 
Jarrett iSamuel, dry goods merchant, 49 n Howard st 
Jarrett John, Lerew's alley, near Eutaw st 
Jarrett Asbury, dry goods merchant, 20 Centre Mar- 
ket space 

Jarvis Orman, cor of Lee and Charles sts 
Jarvis Jos. meal merchant, Howard, n of Madison 
Jarvis Phineas, h. carpenter, Biddle al. w of Ross st 
Jarvis and Brown, wliolesale dry goods merchants, 

195 w Baltimore st 
Jarvis Leonard, firm of Jarvis and Brown, dw it 

Charles, opposite Barnet st 
Jarvis Wm, FL teacher, 14 w Fayette st 
i Jarvis Amos, carter, Charles, n of Hill st 
. Jason R. wheelwright, Caroline, near e Baltimore st 
Jason Ann, tavern and boarding house, County whf^ 
Jay mrs. Mary, Constitution, w side, near Monu- 
ment st 

Jay Joseph W. clerk, Camden e of Sharp 
Jay Samuel, cord wainer, . Peace al. w of Howard st 
Jeffers James, constable, s Sharp, n of Lee 
Jefferson Thos. blacksmith, Green, n of Mulberry st 
Jetferson Thos. labourer, 60 Fleet, e of Happy alley 

169 



JEN 



Matrhetfs Baltimore 



Jetferson Wm. of the firm of Heslip and Jefferson, dw 

Lexington, vv of Charles si 
tJeftersoi) thilip, labouier, Sharp, near Lexington 
Jpffrie? W. caner, nt* cor of Ensoi exi. aud Madison 
Jetiries Joseph, pile driver, York, near Charles st 
Jenkins mrs Sai ah, huckster, Gougli, t of Eden st 
Jenkins Henry, hauer, corner of Calvert and Market, 

dvv 28 n Exeter st 
Jenkhis Tiiotnas, coach maker, 30 n Kxeter st 
Jenkins Euw. & Son, sadoitrj store, 144 Baltimore, 

dw 50 South st 
Jenkins Felix, saddle, harness and trunk manufactur- 
er, Soudi st 
Jenkins Wm hatier, nw cor of Pleasant and Saratoga 
Jenkins Mich, cabinet maker. Light near Baltimore 
Jenkins Fred, clerk, s Charges, near Barre st 
Jenkins Wm. and Sons, tanners and curriers, se cor 

ofFranMin lane and Water st 
Jenkins W ni, coop«-r, Ti ipolei^s al. s of Baltimore st 
Jenkins James, tobacconist, 25 Market st 
Jenkins mrs i\ia>y Ann, shop keeper, 37 Ann st 
Jenkins Walter, pilot, 63 Alice Anna st 
Jenkins Jas. piano forte manufacturer, Lovely lane, 
Jenkins Lewis A commission merchant, Light street 

w^harf, d\^ 43 s Charles si 
Jenkins Thos. C. 47 s Charles st 
Jenkins mrs Catharine, boarding house, Gt German, 

w of Howard st 
Jenkins h. 6l W. S. hat manufacturers, he cor of Bal- 
timore and Calvert sts 
Jenkins Wm. S. of the tirm of H. and W. S. Jenkins, 

dvv cor of Holliday and Pleasant sts 
Jenkins Edw. and Son, saddlery store, 147| Balti- 
more St. 

Jenkins Edward, firm of E. Jenkins and Son, dw 50 
South st 

t Jenkins J. labourer, Lerew's al. near Franklin st 
t Jenkins Frisby, labourer. Sharp, near Barre st 
tJenners M. grain measurer, Eutaw, s of Conway st 
Jennings PatricK^ market dealer, French, n of Front 

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Jennings rey. Sam. K. (M. D.) North, near Faj^ette st 
Jennings Thos. counsellor and attorney at law, Co- 
lumbia, E of Cbatsworth run 
Jennings Samuel, printer, 3 e Fayette st 
Jennings mrs Rach. tailoress, George, w of Penn. av 
Jennings Joshua, farmer, Baltimore, w of Booth's 
nursery 

tJennings Thos. labourer, German, opposite Pine st 
Jerman Joshua, carpenter, 1 1 Fleet st 
Jerman Benj. wheelwright, cor of Eden and Gough 
Jessamee John, mariner, corner of Holland st and 
Long lane 

Jessop Charles, flour merchant, 87 Bowly's wharf, 

dw 76 s Sharp st 
Jessop Wm. Fayette, w of Park st 
Jeweit Joseph, firm of Cushing and Jewett, dw 82 

Pratt st 

Jillard John, master rigger, 2 Market st 
Joel George, carpenter, Lancaster, near Bond st 
Johana Harmkoch, cabinet maker, corner Lombard 
and Liberty 

Johannes John iM, jeweller, 30 w Fayette, dw Con- 
stitution st 

fJohn Francis, labourer. Eager al. n of Saratoga st 
Johns Levi, ship carpenter. Wolf, s of Fleet st 
Johns rev. J. rector of Christ Church, dw. e Baltimore 

n side e of Exeter 
Johns mrs iVnn M. pelisse and fancy dress maker, 32 

w Fayette st 

t Johns Martha, laundress. Eager al. n of Mulberry st 
Johnson J. mariner, 10 Lancaster st. e of Apple al 
Johnson Wm. shop keeper, Thames st 
Johnson S midwife, Apple al near Alice Annast 
Johnson Isaac, cooper, 5 Happy alley 
Johnson James, mariner, Caroline, n of Fleet st 
Johnson mrs Sarah, Albermarle, sof e Water st 
Johnson mrs Eliza, Exeter, s of e Baltimore st 
Johnson Isaac, merchant, dw 122 n Exeter st 
Johnson Edward, Aisquith, n of Pitt st 
Johnson Johnj63 n Gay st 

P 171 



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MatcheWs Baltimore 



Johnson Joseph & Isaac, grocers and bacon mer- 
chants, Hillen near East 
Johnson John, carpenter, cor of Pine and Franklin 
Johnson Robert, Columbia st w of the Chymical fac- 
tory 

Johnson Margaret, Saratoga w of Rock 
Johnson John, drayman, i^ p. s of Saratoga 
Johnson James, weaver, w p. near Mulberry 
Johnson John, weaver, w p. near Mulberry 
Johnson Fargus, weaver, Pearce w of Pine 
Johnson mr Franklin row w of Chatsworth st 
Johnson Grafton, shoe store, 65| e Baltimore 
Johnson & Dickey, dry goods merchants, 177| w 
Baltimore 

Johnson Wm. firm of Johnson & Dickey, Conway 
w of Cnarles 

Johnson R.attorney atlaw,cor of Charles &Lexington 
Johnson Henry M. D. Thames 
Johnson Henry, 2S Market/p 
Johnson mrs Sarah, Market near Fleet 
Johnson mrs Margaret, x\rgyle al near Fleet st 
Johnson John, ship carpenter, Argyle al near Alice 
Anna st 

Johnson Harman, Happy al near Fleet st 

Johnson Wm. ropemaker, cor of Wolf and Gough 

Johnson mrs Ann B. Caroline near Wilk 

Johnson Archibald, tailor, 9 Lancaster 

Johnson mrs Caroline, 55 Alice Anna 

Johnson James, firm of MezicK & Johnson, Aisquith 

N of HulPs lane 
Johnson mrs Elizabeth, 27 n Gay 
Johnson Wm. boot and shoemaker, 5 n Gay 
Johnson Chas. carpenter, cor of Liberty al & Falls st 
Johnson A. painter, 57 e Baltimore 
Johnson Joseph, hatter. Falls av n of Pratt st 
Johnson Peter, boot and shoe maker, 43 South 
Johnson mrs Margaret, milliner, 79 n Liberty 
Johnson John, Euiaw n of Saratoga 
Johnson mrs Elizabeth, Run al s of Saratoga st 
Johnson Sam'l cordwainer, Montgomery w of Light 

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Johnson Hetty, Ruxton near Light 
Johnson Nancy, Franklin e of Pine 
Johnson Henry, cor Barnet and Charles 
Johnson Ezekiel C. tailor, cor of Bond and Gough 
Johnsofi James, teacher, Aisquith n of Douglas 
Johnson Wm. painter, 4 South 
Johnson David, painter, Gay opposite Saratoga 
tJohnson Richard, labourer, Pine n of Mulberry 
t Johnson James, carter. Sugar al w of Charles st 
tJohnson Samuel, labourer, Busy al e of Sharp st 
tJohnson Geo Camden s side e of Eutaw 
tJohnson Monday, L. German w of Hanover 
tJohnson Frederick, labourer. Little German e of 
Sharp st 

tJohnson Solomon, labourer. Rock s of Saratoga 
tJohnson Ann, laundress, Sarah Ann e of Cove 
Jjohnson James, barber, Franklin w of Howard 
jJohnson Stephen, porter, Chestnut al w of Pearl st 
jJohnson Caleb, labourer, Biddle e of Pine 
^Johnson John, waiter, Hamilton e of Charles 
^Johnson Susan, laundress, Hamilton near St Paul 
jJohnson Thos. brick maker, Park lane e of Pine st 
f Johnson Geo. labourer, Grape s of Wagon al 
jJohnson Wm. mariner, 65 Strawberry al 
tJohnson Eliza, Strawberry al near Wilk 
|Johnson Alexander, labourer. Spring n of Bank 
tJohnson Henry, mariner. Spring n of Baltimore 
jJohnson Mathias, labourer, Wilk e of Market 
jJohnson Philip, labourer, 80 Happy al 
tJohnson Lucy, 60 Happy al 

Johnson F. caulker, 52 Happy al 
^Johnson Jonathan, carter, 78 Front 
f Johnson Francis, labourer, Forest s of Dulany 
|Joh nson John, oyster house, North st 

Johnson John, labourer, Johnson s of Cross 
j.Tohnson Michael, labourer, rear of 38 s Charles 
tJohnson Robert, brick maker, Charles n of Hill 
J Johnson J jseph, Homespun al near Barre 
jJohnson Chs. labourer. Sharp near Baltimore 
tJohnson Samuel, waiter. Sharp near Lexington 



JOH 



MatcheWs Baltimore 



i Johnson G. labourer, Lerew's al near Richmond st 
|Johnson Isaac, rope maker, Sugar al e of Charles st 
fJohnson Samuel, rope maker, Sugar al e of Charles 
Uohnson Wm. labourer, Hughes w of Charles 
jJohnson Daniel, carter, Barre near Light 
|Johnson L. Columbia st w of the Chymical factory 
^.Johnson Thomas, labourer, Saratoga w of GTeen 
j-Johnson Wm. labourer, Saratoga e of Cove 
f Johnson Phoebe, St. Mary st w of Ross 
jJohnson Mary, laundress, Hamilton \v of St Paul st 
t Johnson R. laundress, Eager al near Mulberry st 
f Johnson Charles, drayman, Long al near Lexington st 
fJohnson Elie, drayman, Grape al near Lexington st 
fJohnson Henry, waiter, Fayette w of Pearl 
f Johnson Nathan, labourer, Bond near Wilk 
fJohnson Peter, Spring w side near Gough 
•j-Johnson Risden, mariner, Caroline near Wilk 
JJohnson Emanuel, Caroline w side near Wilk 
fJohnson Jas. labourer. Strawberry al near Wilk st 
fJohnson Eliza, Strawberry al near Fleet st 
fJohnson Peter, Strawberry al near the glass house 
fJohnson Samuel, scowman. Fleet e of Bond 
fJohnson Charles, caulker, 25 Wilk 
tJohfison Charles, labourer, cor of Bond and Bank 
fJohnson Sarah, laundress, Harford av w side 
tJohnson Phillis, laundress, Harford av w side 
Jjohnson S. barber, Hanover opposite market house 
fJohnson John, labourer, 61 Park 
fJohnson Francis, carter, Eutaw near Spring Gardens 
tJohnson Robert, drayman, Pearl s of Saratoga 
fJohnson Mary, laundress, Frederick s of Second 
Johnston F. stone mason, n Howard s oi Richmond 
Johnston mrs. Susan, 62 w Fayette st 
Johnston Wm. painter, 4 South 
Johnston mrs S. pelisse and fancy dress maker, 4 
South st 

Johnston David, painter. Gay, opposite Saratoga st 
Johnston Samuel, Pearl w side n of Baltimore 
Johnston Thomas, of the firm of Josiah Lee &co, dw 
How^ard s of Baltimore 

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Karthaus Peter A. merchant, 46 Frederick, dvv e 

Baltimore, near Lloyd st 
Karthaus C, W. Kurtz & Co. merchants, 45 s Gay st 
Karthaus C. W. firm of C. W. Karthaus, Kurtz 4- Co. 

d\v Baltimore, opposite Glendy's church 
! Kauderer Geo. watchman, Montgomery, w of Light 
Kauffman Daniel, painter and glazier, St Paul's, near 

Hamilton st 

Kaylor George, baker and grocer, 72 C, M. space 
Kean Wm. 84 Exeter, near'^Low st 

I tKean Devonshire, Strawberry al. near Wilk st 
Keary Thos. baker, Wilk, n of Bond st 
Kearry Thos. cordvvainer, 6 Alice Anna st 

I Keatinge Henry S. collector, 120 Exeter, s of Hillen 
Keck John, Montgomery, e of Charles st 
Keavin Samuel grocery and liquor store, cor of Fleet 

st and Strawberry alley 
Keddy Wm. tailor, Douglass, near Forest st 
Keen Wm trunk maker, Harford run, n of Holland 
Keenan Michael, labourer, cor of Cable & Patterson 
Keenan P. labourer, Fish M. space, near the Falls 
Keenan James, boot and shoemaker, Saratoga, w of 
Howard st 

Keenan James, blacksmith, Ross, e of Mary's st 
Keenan Charles, collector, 83 n Liberty st 
Keene J. (M. D ) office Exeter, n of e Water st 
Keene Zachariah, grocery and bacon store, 98 Du- 

gan^s wharf, dw Pratt, s of Exeter st 
Keener Owen, Strawberry al. near Alice Anna st 
Keener C. and D. and S. druggists, 150 w Baltimore 
Keener Wm. chair maker, Harrison, near Baltimore 
Keener Christian, firm of C. and D. and S. Keener, 

dw 30 Light st 
Keener David, firm of C. and D. and S. Keeaer, dvv 1 1 

n Charles st 
Keener John, gunsmith, 8 Water, w of South st 
tKeener Peter, labourer, Eutaw st. n of Dutch alley 
Keenwright A. tailor and scourer, 62 n Howard st 
Keerl John, waterman, s of the Observatory 
Keer Rebecca, Argyle al. near Alice Anna st 

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Keer Mary, Aisquith, n of Orleans 
tKeer John, labourer, Bond, near Wilk st 
Kehoe Nich. tailor, Pratt, near the bridge 
Keifel Mary Ann, 35 Gt German st 
Keighler mrs Mary, boarding house, Liberty, 1 door 

s of German st 
Keirle Edward, cordwainer, nw corner of Light st 

and Sugar alley 
Keirle John W. and Son, hat and shoe manufacturers^ 

143 and 145 w Baltimore, dw 20 Light st 
Keirle Matthew, shoe store, 74 w Lexington, dw 70 

n Liberty st 

Keithley Richard, ship carpenter, 85 Alice Anna 

tKeitly Hester, Strawberry al near Wilk st 

Kell Francis, boat builder, 1 3 Wolf 

Kell Thomas, associate judge of Baltimore county 

court, dw E Baltimore st w of Harford run 
Keller Jacob, turner, 98 Caroline n of Gough 
Keller John, tanner, Cove, s of Baltimore 
Keller &f Forman, millers. Commerce st wharf 
eller Christian, firm of Keller & Forman, dw near 
Belvidere bridge 
Keller Conrad, iron, brass, pewter and wood turner, 

35 s Charles. See advertisement 
Kelley C. grocery & liquor store, Pratt w of Green 
Kelley Edward, meal seller, Harford av 
Kelley Michael, labourer, Spring n of Wilk 
Kelley Joshua, tavern keeper, Saratoga EofHow^ard 
Kelley Nicholas, grocery, Saratoga e of Howard 
Kelley William, boot and shoe maker Lexington w 

of Eutaw, dw Low w of Aisquith 
Kelley Ann, Ensor, near Harford av 
Kelley Robert, silver plater, Low w of Aisquith 
Kelley Thomas, cooper, 8 Grant 
Kelley Torrance, stone mason, Ross e of Paca 
Kelley mrs Eleanor, Wagon al w of Park st 
Kelley mrs Ellen, Wagon al w of Liberty st 
Kellogg, Orson, firm of C. and Kellogg, dw 21 Fay- 
ette st 

Kelly Dudley, brewer, 63 n Frederick 

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Kelly mrs Elizabeth, 7 Commerce 

Kelly mrs Mary, corset maker, 45 n Liberty 

Kelly Timothy, merchant tailor, n 62 Liberty 

Kelly M. dry goods merchant Pratt w of Green 

Kelly Wm. labourer, ne cor of Ross and St Mary's 

Kelly Michael, cordwainer, Bath, e of Davis st 

Kelly Elizabeth, Bath e of Davis 

Kelly Patrick, baker. Bond, near Alice Anna 

Kelly Matthew, sea capt, 59 Market 

Kelly James, potter. Potter n of Low 

Kelly Robert, silver plater, Low w of Aisquith 

Kelly Edward, meal merchant, Harford av 

Kelly mis Mary, 29 e Baltimore 

Kelly C. grocery and liquor store, Pratt w of Green 

tKelly Phoebe, 31 n Liberty 

Kelso Thos. victualler, e Baltimore w of Harford run 

Kelso John R. merchant tailor, 6 South st 

Kelso Ann, seamstress, Exeter, s of Hillen 

:|:Kelson Wm. labourer. Pleasant w of HoUiday 

Kelsy Elie, tailor, Bayard e of Caroline 

Kemp Simon, brass founder, 60 Honover, 

Kemp mrs A. milk seller, Shakspeare st near Apple al 

Kemp E. D. attorney at law, Fayette w of Calvert st 

jKemp Isaac, Short al near Harford run 

jKemp H. labourer, Strawberry al near Pinkney st 

Kempton Samuel A. accountant at the Farmers' and 

Merchants' Bank, dw n Charles s of Franklin 
Kendell mrs Mary, Low near Potter 
Kendrick W- n^ariner. Strawberry al near Pinkney st 
Kenly Edward, proprietor of the steam plaster mill 

dw Green s of Baltimore 
Kennard Samuel, ship carpenter, 39Philpot 
Kennard Thomas, sea capt, William st near Watch- 
man & Bratt's foundry 
Kennard John jan. dry goods merchant, 55 n Howard 
Kennard John, agent for the Maryland Penitentiary 

store, dw n Eutaw n of Franklin 
Kennard Jno H. dry goods merchant, 59 w Lexington 
Kennedy Thomas, sea caplam, 76 Alisanna 

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Kennedy John, soap and candle manufacturer. Union 

St. E of Penn. av 
Kennedy Nich s R. tavern keeper, sw corner of Lex- 

st and Market lane 
Kennedy Mordecai, blacksmith, Bath e of Davis 
Kennedy mrs Mary, corner of High and Stiles 
Kennedy mrs. Evaline, Maddison vv Side near High 
Kennedy J. bookseller in the arcade, dw 51 is Exeter 
Kennedy mrs. ^nn, Calvert e side s of Bath 
Kennedy T. loo^ ing glass manuf Green, n of Mulberry 
Kennedy John P. attorney at law, Athenaeum, 
Kennedy mrs. Rachel, Franklin e of Howard 
fKennedy R. labourer, Forest n of French 
Kennedy Nicholas, drayman, Pinkney e of Caroline 
Kennedy John, painter, Caroline, near Baltimore st 
Kenny J. labourer. Strawberry al near Alice Anna st 
Kenny Peter, grocer, cor of Ensor and East 
Kenny Thos. carpenter, Howard n of Tyson's al 
Kent Emanuel, register of the city of Baltimore, dw 

Biddle n side w of Penn. av 
Kent Geo. carpenter. Union s side w of Ross 
Kepler John G. tobacconist, Hillen w of Ensor 
Kepler John T. grocer and bacon merchant, cor of 

Paca and Lexington 
Keplinger Leonard, carpenter, Eden near Gough 
Keplinger Wm. clock and watch maker, Baltimore 

w oi Paca 

Keplir.ger Jos. fender and riveted hose manufacturer, 

66 N Howard 
Keplinger Michael, brick maker, Ensor extended 
Kerbey James, dw near the Observatory 
Kerbey & Ready, sail makers, over 14 Light st whf 
Kerbey A. carpenter, Light st near Armistead lane 
Kerbey C. carpenter, Ctiatsworth st. s of Franklin row 
Kerby John, lumber merchant, Caroline n of Gough 
Kerby Wm, ship carpenter, ISJ Ann 
Kerby Joseph, clerk, Spring n side s of Gough 
Kerby John, dyer and finisher, 68 s Frederick 
Kerlinger Samuel, carpenter, Pine s of Franklin 
Kernan Peter, brick maker, L Hughes w of Light 

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Kernan Leonard, currier, 62 Cen. Market space 

Kernan mrs Catharine, 1 93 Bond 

Kerner J. B. tobacconist, 55 Cen. Market space 

Kerney Rev. Nich. pastor of St Patrick's church, 
dw adjoining the church 
, Keerl G. H. & 1. S. druggists 233 w Baltimore 
! Keerl G. H. of the firm of G. H. iic I. S. Keerl, How- 
ard between German and Lombard 
j Kerr Joseph, spinning wheel maker, 48 Harrison st 

Kerr Jacob, superintendent of sweeps, Henrietta, e 
of Charles st 
1 Kerr Capt. Archibald, Thames e of Bond 
I Kerwin Thos. carter, Front, near Hillen st 

Kesley Wm. teacher, Franklin w of Pine 

Kesterson Geo. Potter near Pitt 

tKewer Rachael, Fayette e of Pine 

Key Pamela L seamstress, 163 n His^h 
I Key Abner jr. grocer, Franklin e of Eutaw 
I Key Abner, grocer, 26 s Howard, 

Key Gabriel, painter. Peace al >^ side e of Howard 

Keys John, grocer, 108 Dugan's wharf 

Keys Jas. N. merchant, Franklin w of Howard, dw 
Park s of Franklin 

tSeys Saul, labourer, Eden n of Baltimore 

tKeys John, carter, Light ext. 

tKeys Thos. labourer, Harford run w side n of Hol- 
land 

Keyser Derreck, 1 8 Paca s of Lexington 
Keyser major Geo. Penn. av opposite Union st 
Keyser & Schaefer, china and glass merchants, 199| 
w Baltimore 

Keyser Samuel, firm of Keyser & Schaefer, Fayette 
near Eutaw 

Keyser Wm. W. importer of china, glass and queens- 
ware, 244i Baltimore dw Fayette w of Eutaw 
Keyser vS. S. iron merchant, 67 Bowly's whf 
Keyser Chas. M. importer of china, glass and queens- 
ware, 12 N Howard 
tKiar Daniel, barber, Light near Camden 
Kiar Daniel, barber, 28 w Pratt 
Q 183 



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MatcheWs Baltimore 



Kidd Cbas. black smith, Paca st s of Carpenter's al 
Kidd James, carpenter, Harford av vv side 
Kidd Hannah, Biddie al w of Ross st 
Kier Rebecca, Argyle al near Alice Anna st 
Kiersted Luke, sail maker, Ann near Lancaster, 
Kihiholtz Henry, Eutaw near Camden 
Kilbourn Samuel, pewterer, Howard n of Saratoga 
Kilbreth mrs Rosanna, Eutaw n of Lexington 
Killmon Capt. Levin, Charles n of Montgomery 
Kilmore Wm. potter, Chamberlain al near Eager 
Kilpatrick John, carpenter, Ross near Eutaw 
Kimball J. harness maker, cor of Granby & Exeter 
Kimbail Leonard, oflSce 25 s Gay, dw 24 Holliday 
Kimberley Nathaniel, merchant tailor, 10 s Calvert 
Kimberley Nathaniel, merchant tailor, 44 Thames 
Kime D. teacher. Fawn e of High 
Kimes mrs Julia Ann, Montgomery w of Charles 
Kimes Frederick, victualler, Forest s of Orleans 
Kincaid James, grocer, 1 14 is High 
Kincaid Myers, cordwa.ner, Eden n of Wilk 
King Geo. teacher, 10 Thames n side 
King John, ship joiner, cor of Washington and Wilk 
King Elizabeth, 20 Fleet s side 
King John, gardener, Wilk st near Patterson's rope 
walk 

King James C, lumber inspector, 64 n High 
King Pexcel, copper plate printer, 140 ^' High 
King John, cordwainer. Forest near the Penitentiary 
King Wm. F. wheel wright, Harford av e side 
King mrs Julia Ann, Holland st near Harford run 
King John, chairmaker, 24 n Gay, dw Baltimore 

near Caroline 
King John, waterman, Hughes's quay, e of Light st 
King Joseph jr. commission merchant, 7 n Charles, 

dw Fayette near Paca 
King mrs Elizabeth, Charles s of Camden 
King mrs Margaret, Primrose al near Charles st 
King mrs Elizabeth F. mantua maker, rear Franklin 

s side E of Green 
King mrs Ann, Wagon al w of Park st 

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KLA 



King Geo. blacksmith, Bank e of Ann 
King Geo. cordvvainer, East n of Pitt 
King Geo. painter and glazier, 110 s Sharp 
King Charles, painter. Franklin e of Chatsworth 
King Thos. R. clock and watch maker, 54 n Howard 
King Thos. domestic manufacturer, cor of Howard 

and Richmond 
King Rev. Jacob, Lexingston, s of Liberty si: 
King Edward, blacksmith, Camden e of Hanover 

I King Richard, cordwainer, Pearce e of Cove 
fKing Jos. porter, Park, n of Lexington st 
tKing Arthur, hack driver, Run al. near Saratoga st 

I Kingsmore mrs Rebecca, Madison, e of n Howard 
Kinnear Geo. cordwainer, Liberty al near Fall st 
Kinnier Francis, grocer, nw cor of Fayette & Sharp 

- Kinse J. labourer, Hamburg st. opp. the Observatory 
Kinsendorft'C. sugar refiner, Elbovv^lane, near Paca st 
Kio Lewis B. confectioner, Water, e of Light st 
Kiplinge L. carpenter, Eden, near Gough st 
Kiplenary Michael, brickmaker, Ensor st ext 
Kipp John, glass, oil and paint store, 17 Cheapside, 

^ dw 78 Camden st 
Kirby Wm. ship carpenter, 13| Ann st 

^ Kirby Joseph, clerk. Spring, s of Gough st 
Kirby John, lumber merchant, Caroline, n of Gough 
Kirby John, dyer and finisher, 68 s Frederick st 
Kireg E. G. blacksmith. Long al. n of Lexington st 

y Kirk Rebecca, 71 n Exeter st 

Kirk Mary, seamstress, Maiden lane, vv of Aisquith 
Kirk Samuel, gold and silversmith, 140 Baltimore st 
Kirker S. boarding house. Centre, w of the bridge 
Kirkland Alex, merchant, Pratt, head of Smith's whf 

dw Exeter, s of Salisbury 
Kirkley John, carter, William, near Cross st 
Kirkpatrick Jane, Pennsyl'a av n of Hoffman st 
Kirkwood John, cordwainer, Conway, w of Eutaw 
Kite Benj. jr. fringe and cord manufacturer, I South 

^ Kittler Eliz. seamstress, sw cor of Water & Grant 
Kittleman Maurice, cordwainer, Barre, e of Sharp st 
Klasseti Charles, saddler, 23 n Howard st 

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Klee John, labourer, Liberty al. near Falls st 
Klein Fred, baker, 65 Pearl, is of Lexin^^ton st 
Klinefelter Michael, proprietor of the Stag tavern, 

cor of Forest and Hillen sts 
Klockgether Dederick, tea, winetnd grocery store, 

104 N Howard st 
Knoblock C. milkseller, cor of Bueren and Madison 
Knott Geo. P. paper hanger, Thames st 
Klunk Peter, carpenter, Union st. e of PennsyPaav 
Knapp mrs Rebecca, Washington, near Fleet st 
Knapp Moses L. (M. D.) 37 e Fayette st 
Kuapp Thos. sea captain, Alice Anna, near Market 
Knapp mrs Margaret, grocer, 66 s Howard st 
Kneeland mrs Hannah, seamstress, 9 Tripolet's al 
Knight Natlianiel, justice of peace, book, stationary 

and variety store, 23 Thames st 
Knight Clar. huckster, Fish M. space, near the falls 
Kiiight Michael, stage driver, 3 Painter's Court al 
Knight Jacob, cordvvainer, Maiden lane, near East st 
Knight Geo. hsherman, rear of William st 
Knight Michael, blacksmith, Lt Hughes, w of Light 
Knight Joseph, blacksmith, Barre, vv of Hanover st 
Knight Nancy, seamstress, Aisquith, n of Douglass 
Knight John, cooper, 122 n Eutaw st 
fKnight Robert, carter. Union, w of Ross st 
Knighten Thos cordwainer, Douglass, near Aisquith 
Knipe Jacob, silver plater, cor of North st & Orange 

alley, dvv Centre, vv of Calvert st 
Knipe Heiiry, cordwainer, Shakspeare, w of Market 
Knorr W. i ope maker, dw adj. Ramsay's rope walk 
Knowies Ruthy, huckster, Charles, s of Camden st 
Knox Reynolds, carpenter, Eutaw, near Lombard 
Knox Wm. domestic manufacturer, nw cor of Sa- 
ratoga and Cove sts 
Knupp Ma;garet, grocer, 66 s Howard 
Koch J. H. cabinet maker, nw corner of Howard 

and Liberty sts 
Kohlstedt mrs Eliz. shop keeper, 1 e Fayette st 
Kolb Joseph, currier, 7 Cheapside 
Kone Daniel, oyster house and tavern, 92 Bond st 

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Director^ 1829. 



KUM 



Koni^ mrs M Centre st. opposite the Monument 
Konig Sebastian, labourer, Long al. s of Saratoga st 
Konig Fred, importer of German and fancy goods, 4 

N Howard st 
Konig mrs Elizabeth, Barnet, w of Charles st 
'Kookegey Andrew, wheelwright, Ross, vv of Eutaw 
Koone mrs Magdalena, seamstress, Union, w of Ross 
Korft Mr. cordwainer, East, bet. Gay <^ Ensor sts 
Korn mrs Rosanna, seamstress, Wilk, e of Exeter st 
Koster D. tavern and oyster house, 22 s Calvert st 
I Kosfer Albert, china, glass & queensware merchant^ 
13 s Calvert, dw Charles, n of Henrietta st 
Kraber Daniel, merchant, Pennsyl'a av. n of Franklin 
Kracht Fred, cigar maker, George, w of Penn'a av 
Krattt G. turner in general, sw cor of Biddle & Ross 
Kratit Michael, farmer, Biddle, w of Ross st 
Kratft, J. P. Prussian consul, 56 s Frederick, dw 1 

aterloo row, n Calvert st 
Kraiger Fred, miikseller, Pierce, w of Pine st 
Krause mrs Ann, ne corner of German and Howard^ 
Krauss John, boot and shoemaker, 131 s Sharp st 
Kreamer mrs E. Wagon alley, e of Park st 
Kreamer Christian, brick maker, Rock s of Saratoga 
Kreamer Frederick A. merchant, 19 Water 
Kremer John, wheelwright, Saratoga, w of Cove 
Krebs Jacob victualler, Pitt e of Eden 
Kreb? George, s Eutaw n of Barre 
Krebs Samuel, brickmaker, Conway w of Eutaw 
Krebs W' m. brickmaker, Columbia vv of Chatsworth 
Kregel Otto Ludolph clerk, dw Gough n of Pratt 
Kreis Elias, wheelwright, Biddle al w of Ross st 
Krems Christiana, n Paca s of New 
Kriel J. G. victualler, sw cor HoUiday ^ Henrietta 
Kronau John, labourer, 69 Front 
Kroft Peter, Biddle al w of Ross st 
Krouse John, proprietor ol Washington brewery, cor 
Hanover oc Conway, dw Conway w of Charles 
Kughn A. C. turner, Hull's lane, e of Forest st 
Kammer Frederick, boot and shoe maker, Liberty 
N of German 
•Q 187 



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MatcheWs Baltimore 



Kunz Joseph, cordwainer, Alice Anna, w of Bond 
Kurtz Rev. Daniel, pastor of the German Lutheran 

Church, dw Holliday, s of the Museum 
Kurtz Samuel, cordwainer, Rock s of Saratoga 
Kurtz John, N Eutaw n of Franklin 
Kurtz Elizabeth, Saratoga, vv of Rock st 
Kurtz Susanna. G German e of Eutaw 
Kyle A. B. firm of Dinsmore, Kyle & Co. dw 82 

Hanover • 
Kyle Jarvis, Hull's lane w of Aisquith 

IjACLAIR C, furrier, Hull's lane near Forest st 
Lacy L. boot & shoe maker. Potter s of Douglass 
Laddy John, grocer, Front s of French 
Lafaloniere mrs Ann, Wilk e of Market 
Lafetra Jacob, boot and shoe maker, 62 w Pratt, dw 

28 N Gay 
Lafevre Abraham, printer, 32 Pitt 
Lafitte John S. counting house, 4 Commerce, dw ne 

cor St Paul's and Franklin 
Lafleur Joseph, barber, 287 w Baltimore 
Lafont Peter, 33 Albermarle 
Lainhart mrs Mary, boarding House, 5 Thames 
Lainhart John, fisherman Bottle al near Paca st 
Laman Geo. edge tool grinder. Union w of Ross 
Lamb John, inspector of weights and measures, Con- 
cord s of V' ater, dw 10 w Falls av 
Lamb Michael, hide and leather dealer, 13 Cheap- 
side, dw Green n of Fayette 
Lambert William, clerk, Hillen w of Potter 
Lamhie J. boot & shoe maker, b of Harford n run of 

Baltimore st 
Lamden Thomas ship carpenter, 31 Ann 
Lamden James, cooper, St. Mary's st e of Penn av 
Lamden N. sail maker, lower end of M'Elderry's wf 

dw cor of Exeter and Stiles 
Lamden R. ship carpenter L Hughes e of Charles 
Lammot Abraham, wire weaver and paper mould 

maker, Penn av s of Biddle st 
Lancaster Mary, French near Constitution 

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Lancaster T. carpenter, Holliday near Saratoga 

anch Mary, shop keeper, e Falls av 
Lanckoe John C. painter and glazier, s Charles 
Landerkin Lawrence, fruiterer, Bond 
Landen James, tavern keeper, 67 e Pratt 
Landis Henry, proprietor of Livery stables, Foun - 

tain Inn, dv^' 43 Couitland 
Landra, miss Eliza, 23 s Charles 
Lane Henry, copper roller. Bishop's al near Fawn st 
Lane Henry, huckster, Ruxton e of Charles 
Lane Y. ship carpenter. Bank op Catholic church 
Lane Thomas A. sea captain, 78 Pitt 
Lang James, cooper, Bottle al near Camden st 
Langford mrs M. dress 4'' pelisse maker, 2 1 s Howard^ 
Langford E. cordwainer, Frankhn row, Franklin st 
Langley James, carpenter, 108 n Exeter 
Langley Elenora, Potter, n of Douglass 
Langwell John, watchman. Fleet near Ann 
Lanieus E. seamstress, Hull's lane near Aisquith st 
Lannon Hugh, w^eaver. Pierce w of Pine 
Lanoway Mary Ann, 26 New Church st 
tLansdale Catharine, laundress. Franklin w of Park 
Lapouraille Peter, merchant tailor, 52 s Charles 
Larew James, carter, Forest opposite Penitentiary 
Larkin M. labourer. Franklin row w of Chatsworthst 
Larkin William, labourer, Orleans near Eden 
tLarkins Peter, labourer. Union e of Penn av 
Laroque Edward, dentist, n Calvert s of Saratoga 
Laroque John M. chemist and druggist, ne corner of 

Baltimore and Harrison sts See advertisement 
Larrabee Ephraim, boot tree, and last maker and 

findings store. No. 2 Water, dw 22 s Calvert 
Larrabee Daniel, dw 22 s Calvert 
Larrabbee Edw ard, last maker, 90 Pitt 
Lash E.|stone mason, Moore's lane n of Ross st 
Lathers Wm carpenter. Mulberry e of Eutaw 
Latimer James B. notary public and justice of the 
peace, sw cor Fayette and St. Paul's, dwelling 
Latiner Randolph, Pearl s of Franklin 
Courtland near City Spring 
189 



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MafcheWs Baltimore 



Latournau J. B. M. clock & watchmaker, 10 Thames 
Latournau Godfrey, labourer. Liberty al near the jail 
fLatourandais B. laundress, Wagon al e of Park st 
Latrobe J. H. B. attorney at law, office Athenaeum, 

dw Lexington w of North 
Latsch G. grocery, ne cor of w Baltimore Sf Amity 
Latshaw John, clock and watch maker, Louisanna st 
Latty Joseph, boat builder, sw cor Thames & Wolf 

dw 15 Fell 
Latty John I. boat builder, s end Wolf 
Lauderman mrs Mary, 25 Bond 
Lauderman J. superintendent of pumps, 57 Market 
Lauderman Jacob, mariner, Shakspeare w of Market 
Laudor Ann, seamstress. Front st 
Laurenson Philip, grocer, 132 Baltimore, dw HoUi- 

day opposite the theatre 
Lavancy Edward, wheelwright, n Gay near Mott 
Lavignac Matthew, merchant. Bond near Wilk 
Law Anthony, porter cellar, Fayette w of Park st 
Law James, cordwainer, Low near Potter 
Law John K. accountant in the custom house, dw 

Paca s of Franklin 
Law Institute of the University of Maryland, South 

N of Second 

Lawder John, baker, Pratt st w of Chatsworth run 
Lawrence Richard sen. blacksmith, 87 Alice Anna 
Lawrence Elizabeth, Ha) ford av. 
Lawrence Joseph, market dealer, Harford av 
Lawrence mrs A. L tutoress, nw cor Gough ^Stiles 
op Lexington market, dw Saratoga w of Pine 
tLawrence Martha, William s of Cross 
Lawrei:soii mrs Elizabeth, Fayette w of Charles 
Lawrenson J letter carrier, dw n Gay wof xAisquith 
Lavvson mrs Ann, shop Keeper, 9 Bond 
Lawson — — , victualler, Hoffman near Ross 
La vson A. cordwainer, 8 Lancaster st 
Lavvson Brice, merchants, 2 Buchafian's wharf 
Lawson Stephan, vice consul for Sweden and Nor- 
way, ^ Buchanan's wharf 
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LEG 



Lawson Edvv^ard, weaver, Saratoga w of Cove 
fLawson Isaac labourer, Pleasant e of Park 
tLawson Isaac, drayman, Baltimore w of Pearl 
fLawson Solomon, drayman, Baltimore w of Pearl 
Lawton mrs. Sarah B. cor Mercer and Grant 
Lea Isaac C. cor Lexington and Pine 
Lea Samuel J, silver smith, George n side e of Pine 
Leah Thomas, saddler, 60 Bond 
I Leach mrs. Rebecca, Fleet near Ann 
League William, deputy harbor master, dw nw cor 

Lloyd and Water sts 
League George, currier, 12 Cheapside 
League Luke, boot and shoe maker, 10 w Pratt 
League John, cordwainer, opposite Observatory 
Leakin and Sands, publishers of the Chronicle and 

Marylander, Gay 2 doors from Baltimore 
• Leakin Sheppard C. firm of do. dw l6 s High 
Leakin A. accountant in Fran lin Bank, dw lO s High 
I Leakin Thomas J. printer, Temple n of e Baltimore 
Leaman E P. & W. J. hat manufacturers, 26 n 

Howard 

Leaman C. A. shoe and hat store, 50 C market space 
Learned J. D. attorney at law, iVthenaeum, Lexing- 
ton St. dw Eutaw N of Saratoga 
Leary James P. Saratoga, w of Pine 
Leary Peter, hatter, 27 Thames, w of Market 
Leason Thomas, victualler, Harford av 
Leatherwood Jesse, tavern keeper, Ostend st near 

Spring Gardens 
Lebon Charles, captain of the Western Dis. Watch, 

dw N Howard near Mulberry 
Lebowe John, waterman, Bond near Fleet 
Lebrow Anthony, barber, Thames st 
Lebranthwaite James A. merchant, dw sw cor Balti- 
more and Green See advertisement 
fLebrun Solomon, mariner. Bond n of Wilk 
Leche David, dry goods merchant, 75 e Baltimore 
Lechler Geo. cordwainer, cor of Pearl and Saratoga 
Lecompt Thos. hatter, Harrison w side s of Gay 
Lecour Adolph, segar maker, Pratt w of Falls av 

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Leddon Benj. engineer of steam boat United States, 

dvv York near Light 
Ledley Jacob, carter, Eutaw n of Lee 
Xedlow Joseph, caulker. Strawberry al s of Fleet 
Lee Edward, carter, Biddle w of Ross 
Lee John, carter Franklin row w of Chatsworth 
Lee David, stage driver, rear of 46 Front 
Lee Abraham, cordwainer. Potter s of Douglass 
Lee John, Shakespeare s side w of Market 
Lee Spencer, carter. Potter near Low 
Lee J K. carpenter, Harford run w side near Short al 
Lee Benedict, saddler, Columbia, w of the Chymical 

factory 

Lee mrs Eleanor, seamstress Pearce w of Pine 

Lee Lloyd, carter, Green near Pine 

Lee Josiah & Co. lottery and exchange office, cor of 

Calvert and Baltimore 
Lee John, waterman, Potter n of Douglass 
Lee J. soap and tallow^ chandler, Hillen near Forest 
Lee mrs Rachael, Paca e side s of Saratoga 
Lee Jas. H. shoe store, 54 w Pratt 
Lee C. blacksmith, Fayette e of Pearl 
Lee miss Hannah, Fayette e of Pine 
fLee Philip, porter, Howard n of Barre 
fLee Jacob, wood sawyer, Douglass near East 
fLee Rachael laundress, Jefferson n side 
fLee Chas. labourer, Homespun al rear of Sharp st 
fLee J. wood sawyer, Apple al near Alice Anna st 
fLee Samuel, boot black, Potter n of Douglass 
fLee Philip, cordwainer. Run al n of Fayette st 
Leeche mrs Rebecca, Fleet near Ann 
Leeche mrs Elizabeth, Harford av w side 
Leeds Lodowick, sea capt. 54 s High 
Leef Henry, grocer, cor of Argyle al and Fleet st 
Leef & Goodwin, ship carpenters, lower end of 

Spear's whf 

Leef J. of the firm of Leef and Goodwin, Stiles 
e of High 

Leeke Jas. carpenter, Paca n of Franklin 
Leeke Adam, tailor, 50 Light 

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I.ES 



Leer Mary^ sfiop keeper, Holliday near Bath 
Leeson mrs M. Columbia st near Chynniical factory 
Leeson Thos. victualler, Harford av vv side 
Lefferman Wni W tanner, French near High 
Lefter mrs Ann, Montgomery near Lignt 
Legard mrs Elizabeth, intersection of Hill ^ Ensor 
Legget mrs Elizabeth, n High w side 
Legrand S. D. cor of Caroline and Baltimore 
Legue John, carpenter, Light street, near Armistead 
laue 

Leigh Richard, weaver, Harford av e side 
Le Lacheur Wm. Pearl n of Franklin 
Leloup mrs W. Light s of Cross 
Lemaitre Kenec, rigger, Shakespeare e of Bond 
Lemmond Chrisiiaua, Widows' lovv Lombard be- 
tween Eutavv and Paca 
Lemmon misses, Charles between Barre and Lee 
^ Lemmon R. & Co. auctioneers and commisson mer- 
chants, cor of Pratt and Gay 
Lemmon Richard, merchaiit, dw. 54 n Charles 
Lemmon Joshua, carter, 1 16 n Eutaw 
tLemmon Hannah, laundress, Exeter n of Pratt 

tLemmon laundress, Short al n of Orleans st 

Leona d, Joseph, mariner, 44 Alice Anna 
Leonard Ama>^a, ladies' shoe maker, 25 G German 
Lenox mrs. Ann, Sharp n of Lexington 
Lenox Richard, tailor. Front n of Water 
Leone Caspar, sea captain, Caroline n of Gough 
Lerevv John, carpenter, Lombard w of Eutavv 
Lerew James, carter, Forest opposite Penitentiary 
fLeshare Louis, cigar maker. Ro^s opposite Paca 
Leslie Robert, sea captain, Water near Exeter 
Lesly John, rigger, 12 Fleet e of Market 
Leson John, segar maker, Argyleal n of Alice Anna 
Leson W. plaisterer, Strawberry al near Pinkney st 
Lester John, Charles st near the W, Monument 
Lester John, merchant, 77 Smith's whf. dw cor of 

Charles and Centre 
Lester mrs A seamstress. Low vv of High 
Lester S. carpenter, Lunn's lane near Conway st 

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Letchler Geo. cord wainer, cor of Pearl and Saratoga 

Letourna J. B. M. clock and vvatchmakerj 10 Thames 

Letter mrs Mary, milliner, 38 n High 

Letterney Godlrey, labourer, Liberty al near the jail 

Leveling Peter & son, merchants, 76 Bowly's whf 

Levering Peter, firm of P. Levering & son, cor of 
Shar p and Camden 

Levering Thos. W. firm of P. Levering & son, Sharp 
st near Peace al 

Levering Nathan, 20 Hanover 

Levering mrs Anna, 22 Hanover 

Levering Aaron R. clerk, 117 s Sharp 

Levering mrs H. Pratt betvi^een Hanover and Charles 

Levering Wm. cordvvainer, Bottle al near Camden st 

Levering mrs Ann, Pitt e of Exeter 

Levering Jesse, grocer, 23 and 25 Cheapside, dvv 
Lombard, between Eutavv and Howard sts 

Levering I. & A & Co. grocers and commision mer- 
chants, 9 Pratt st whf 

Levering Henry & Co. grocers and commission mer- 
chants, 8 Pratt st whf 

Levering Henry, firm of H. Levering and Co. dw 
Lombard, between Eutaw and Howard 

Levi John, hatter, Harford run row near the foot 
bridge 

Levi mrs Sabra, seamstress, Gough e of Eden 
fLevin Lee, drayman, Short s of Jeflerson 
fLevingston Wm. teacher, cor of Howard st and Car- 
penter's al 
Levy J. L. Pratt e of Caroline 
Levy Leonard, Caroline near Wilk 
JLevy Thomas, carpenter, near the intersection of 

Ensor st and Harford av 
Levy Thomas P. painter and glazier. Gay opposite 

the exchange, dw Lloyd near Salisbury 
Lew ellen mrs Dorothy, 30 Ann e side 
Lewis James, boot and shoe maker, 177 Hanover 
Lewis John R. labourer, Caroline, near Wilk st 
Lewis mrs C. huckster, Temple, near Pitt st 
Lewis mrs km Maria, huckster, Temple, near Pitt 

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Lewis W. carpenter, Douglass, near Forest 
Lewis John, woollen draper and tailor, 14 South st 
Lewis Edward, captain of the Frenchtown packet, 

dw SE cor of Light st and Armistead lane 
Lewis and Co. importers of dry goods, 4 Hanover st 
Lewis and Harris, woollen drapers and tailors, 14 

South st 

Lewis John W. of th^ ftrm of Lewis and Harris, dvr 

14 South st V' 
Lewis mrs Mary, Thames, w of Bond st 
I Lewis James, carpenter, 116 Bond st 
Lewis mrs Rachel, Bond, near Goui^h st 
Lewis mrs Elizabeth, Pratt, near Market st 
Lewis mrs Ann, seamstress, 33 n Exeter st 
Lewis James, bricklayer. Potter, near Low st 
Lewis Nath. accountant, Baltimore, w of Harford run 
Lewis mrs Catharine, Water, w of High st 
Lewis Elie, Green, s of Franklin st 
JLewis John, barber, Louisiana, w of Eutaw st 
:[Lewis John, white washer, Gay, near Saratoga st 
^Lewis Mary, Bond st 
|Lewis Rachel, Star alley, near Wilk st 
jLewis Lydia, Strawberry alley, sof Fleet st 
|Lewis Jas. sw cor of Howard st. 4' Carpenter"*s al 
JLewis Marg. laundress, Dutch al. near Howard st 
;j;Lewis Richard, hack driver, Runal. s of Lexington 
iLewis Rachel, white washer, Barre, e of Sharp st 
tLewis Cath. laundress, Pierce, w of Pearl st 
Leypold Frederick, grocer, 61 n Gay st 
Liberty Fire Company, intersection of n Liberty and 
Park sts 

Library Company of Baltimore, ne corner of Fay- 
ette and Holliday sts. entrance on Holliday st. 
Robert Gilmor, president, R. H. Owen, librarian 

Librou Anthony, barber, Thames st 

Lieutant Lieutant, gardener, Baltimore, w of Booth's 
nursery 

Ligbtner Chr. tinner, York av 
Lightner Margaret, shop keeper, Harford av 
Ligbtner Hear /, li.mer, Yon av. n of Madisonst 
il ' 193 



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Lightner I. F. state guager, dw Water, e of Exeter 
Lilly Alonzo, comb and variety store, 225 w Balti- 
more St. dw 85 Sharp, n of Conway st 
Lilly Richard, saddler, 25 Comet st 
Linch Joseph, labourer, Caroline, near Bayard st 
Lindell John, corner of Fleet and Wolf sts 
Lindenberger mrs Elizabeth, St Paul's, n of Saratoga 
Lindenberger mrs Rebecca^ hoarding house, Monu- 
ment square, Calvert st. 4 doors n of Fayette 
Lindenberger mrs Anna, Pratt, w of Hanover st 
Lindenberger Geo. wheelwright and blacksmith, 

George st. w of PennsyPa av 
tLindenberger John, labourer. Hill, w of Sharp st 
Lindenman C. baker, cor of Hanover st & Busy al 
Lineberger Wm. tinplate worker, 6 Water, w of 
South st 

Linehan Patrick, clothier, 188 Baltimore st. dw 55 
Harrison st 

Lindsey Wm. boot and shoemaker, Gay, w of Potter 
Lindsey John R. bricklayer, New st. w of Eutaw 
Lindsley Andrew, bricklayer, Eutaw, n of Conway 
Ling R. proprietor of stages and grocer, 68 Bond st 
Lingenfelter mrs Eliz. seamstress. Mulberry, w of 
Park st 

Linsey Wm. Saratoga st. w of Lerew's alley 
Ijinsey John R. bricklayer. New st. w of Eutaw 
Linthicum Richard, Exeter, n of Water st 
Linton Wm. carter, Saratoga, w of Pine st 
Linvell John S. Aisquith, n of Orleans st 
Lipp Joseph, clothing store, 1 13 e Baltimore, dw 89 

cor of Sharp and Camden sts 
Lipp Joseph, tailor, Charles, s of Camden st 
Lippey Geo. carpenter, Union st. e of Penn'a av 
Littel Abraham, labourer, Peace al. w of Howard st 
Littel Peter, labourer, Chamberlain's alley, e of Eu- 
taw st 

Littig George, Gough, w of Caroline st 
Littig Philip and Son, brush, comb, bellows and va- 
riety store, 142 Baltimore st 
Little mrs Mary, Eden st. s of Union alley 

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LOC 



Little mrs Mary, Lombard, between Eutaw and Paca 
Little Wm. fireman, nw cor of Howard and Camden 
Little Richard, weaver, Pierce, e of Cove st 
Little Joseph, bricklayer, Lexington, w of Pearl st 
Little James, chair maker, cor of Fleet and Ann sts 
Little Jacob A. tailor, 94 n Howard st 
Little Thos. bookbinder, George st. w of Penn'a av 
Litton Thomas, sail maker. Bond n of Wilk 
Livingston W.teacher, cor Howard st & Carpenter's al 
Livingston J. G. cordwainer. Forest n of Douglass 
Livingston Peter, cordwainer, Henrietta w of Light 
tLivingston William teacher, cor s Howard st & Car- 
penter's al 

Lloyd John, ship carpenter, Wilk st e of Argyle al 

i Lloyd John J, attorney at law, office Athenaeum 
Lloyd mrs Sarah, grocery and liquor store, Louisiana 

w of Eutaw 
Lloyd mrs Micah, Mulberry w of Pearl st 
tLloyd E. wood sawyer, Apple al near Alice Anna st 
Loane & Batchelor, sail makers, over 67 Smith's wf 
Loane Joseph, firm of ditto, Abermarle n of Pratt 
Loane John, Gay near Forest 
Loane Edmund, boot and shoe maker, 68 n Howard 
Lober Francis A. (M. D.) Saratoga ext w of Pine 
Lobby Ann, Pittst near Harford run 
Lockbaum Frederick, tailor, Liberty al near jail 
Locke Thomas M. merchant, 12 Light st wharf 
Lock Nathaniel, turner & drum maker, Balderston e 
of Light, dw cor Camden and Charles 

f Lock Nathaniel jun. turner & drum maker, s Charles 

s of Camden 
Locker Henry, tanner, Beuren st near Liberty al 

j Lockhart J. merchant,Bowley's wf dw 56 n Charles 

i ILockerman S, laundress, Jetferson 

I fLockerman Daniel, labourer. Low near Aisquith 
Locks John, carter, Apple al 
fLocks Margaret, laundress, Caroline n of Gough 
t Locks Juliet, Spring n of Gough 
tLocks S. labourer, Strawberry al near Wilk st 



LON 



MatcheWs Baltimore 



Lockvvood Edward, Indian Infirmary, office, High k 

of Water, dvv East near Pitt 
Lockwood C. E. cordwainer, Lexington vv of Paca 
Lockwood John, merchant tailor, 100 e Baltimore, 

dvv Saratoga w of Liberty- 
Logan J. cooper, Franklin vv of Park 
Logan mrs. Mary shop keeper, Beuren near Madison 
Logan John, Dutch al vv of Howard st 
Logan Samuel, baker, Lerevv's al near Mulberry st 
fLogan Moses, labourer, n Calvert near Franklin 
Logston Caleb, hatter, Gough st e of Strawberry al 
Logue michael, cordwainer, Harford av 
Logue John, cord'.viiiner, Karford av 
Loker Michael J. Pilot, 108 Wolf 
Lomax Rachel, seamstress, Wiik vv of Caroline 
tLomax David, mai iner and caulker, Bond 
tLomax Ellen, Caroline n of Gough 
tLomax David, caulker, Caroline near Bank 
tLondon T. J. P. porter cellar, under 24 ^^ Gay 
fLondon James P. porter cellar. Low near Front 
Loney John, 1st teller in Farmers' and Merchants* 

Bank, dw 39 Courtland 
Loney William, firm of W. P. Stewart & Co. dvr 

N Gay near High 
Lone James, grocery. Forest n of Douglass 
Loney C. boot and shoe maker, Holland st n of Har-^ 

ford run 

Long Col. Stephen H. dw Mulberry w of Howard 

Long Elizabeth, huckster, Temple near Pitt 

Long Ann, Harford av 

Long Samuel, trader, Ensor s of East 

Long Mary, 73 n Gay near Potter 

Long Peter, gardener, rear of William 

Long David, barber, Paca n of Fayette 

Long Reuben, clerk, Conway w of Charles 

Long Cornelius, boot and shoe maker, 4 Market 

Long mrs, Elizabeth, 170 n High 

Long Henry, grocer, nw cor Front and Hillen dw 

Hillen vv of Front 
Long Robert C. at Western HoteJ, n Howard 

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LOW 



Long Richard, carpenter, 4 Mulberry 
Longly John, labourer, Sugar al near Light 8t 
Lord mrs Amelia, Happy al s of Gough st 
Lord Henry, shoe maker, sw cor Park st<^ Dutch al 
Lorken William, grocer, ne cor of Water & Exeter 
Lorman Wm, ^ Son, merchants, sb cor of Lexington 
and Charles 

I Lorman John, grocery, Commerce, s of Pratt 
Lorman William, drayman, Wilk e of Exeter 
Lorman Jos. drayman. Block e of Bridge 
Lorton Wm. cordwainer. Sugar al w of Light st 
Louderman Henry, baker, 20 Market st 
j Louderman James, tailor, 84 Bond 
1 Louge mrs Eliz. seamstress, rear of Union st n side 
Lough & McKee, dry goods merchants, 101b Bait 
Loughridge Robert, grocer, Baltimore w of Green 
tLouis John, labourer, St Mary vv of Ross 
JLoveday Hester, Forest n of Douglass 
Love George, mariner, Ann n of Alice Anna 
Love Andrew, cordwainer, Sugar al e of Charles 
Love J. (M D.) & apothecary, cor of Pitt and East 
Love James, High near Hillen 
Love M. A. Columbia st w of Chatsworth run 
Lovegrove James, book binder, stationer and quill 
dresser, 23 s Calvert st dvv Lovely lane See 
advertisement 
Lovell Wm. baker, 57 N Gay 
Lovering and Penniman, commission merchants, 75 
Bowly'swhf 

Lovering Henry, firm of Lovering & Penniman, dw 

cor of Holliday and Baltimore 
Low Cornelius, sea capt. Caroline near Gough 
Low John, boot and shoe maker, Pratt E of Charlc« 

dw cor Charles and Henrietta 
Lowe mrs Sarah, china and queens ware store, Eu- 

ta w N of Lexington 
Lowe Adam, carpenter, Lee e of Charles 
Lowens Robt. labourer, 24 Happy al b side 
Lowe John, shoe store, 24^ w Pratt, dw cor of 

Charles and Hamilton 
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LYE 



MatcheWs Baltimore 



Lowry Col. Wm. St Paul n of Pleasant 

Lowry Agnes, 65 e Pi att 

Lowry Thos. tailor, Orange al e of Holliday 

Lowry John, weaver, Sarah Ann, e of Cove 

Lowry John, inspector of the customs, dw Mechao- 

ic's row, Wilk st 
Lucas Sf Deaver, printers, 19s Calvert 
Lucas W. S. grocer, Harford av w side 
Lucas Fielding jr. book seller and stationer, 1S8 w 

Baltimore 

Lucas James, of the firm of Lucas & Deaver, dw M 
H Exeter 

Lucas W. G. dry goods merchant, 69 w Lexicgloa 
Lucas Peter, tailor. Fleet near Bond 
Lucas Thomas, cordwainer, Lancaster e of Bond 
Lucas Samuel, proprietor of the brewery belonginj 
to the late Marcus McCausland, Holliday n oi 
Saratoga, dw Holliday Nof Saratoga 
Lucas James, labourer, G German w of Green 
Lucas Thos. sea capt. Water w of Lloyd 

Lucas Richard, Union al w of Eden st 

Lucas Joshua B. Water e of Light 
JLucas Joshua, labourer, Sarah Ann w of Cove 
Ludden L. & I. importers of hardware, 244 w Bait. 
Luke Margaret, grocer, cor of Wolf and Fell 
Lumoin mrs Louisa, Hawk near Cen market space 
Lunick Hannah, Frederick n of Water 
tLorton Jacob, carter. Hill e of Charles 
Lus miss Ann, 3 Alice Anna 
Lusby John, teacher. Potter, s of Douglass 
Lusby Wm. merchant tailor, 111 e Baltimore 
Lusby tienry, furniture ware house, 30 e Baltimore 
Lusk John, carpenter, Eden near Pratt 
Lutgen Christianna, fruiterer, St Mary e of Penn av 
Lutgen Henry, painter and glazier, rear of 1 Philpot 
Luthold mrs. Pearl w side s of Franklin 
Lyeth mrs Heziah, Dutch al near Howard st 
Lyeth Samuel, carpenter, 37 Philpot 
Ljeth John, carpenter, L German e of Sharp 



Director^ 1829. 



LYT 



Lyford W. G. Editor of the commercial chronicle, 
77 N High 

Lyies Thomas, clerk, Charles near Henrietta 
Lyman T. P. H. writing master, cor of Fayette and 

w of Saratoga st 
Lyman Theo. L. H. teacher, Harford run, w side • 

of Baltimore st 



North, dw Lexington w of Sharp 
Lynard Samuel, labourer, Long al s of Newst 
Lynch Patrick, tailor, 13 Potter near Gay 
Lynch John, labourer, Hoiliday e side near Bath 
Lynch and Craft, oil and paint store, 15 Cheapside 
Lynch John, clock and watch maker, cor of Frank- 
lin st and Eager al 
Lynch Arthur, mariner, Apple al near Pinkney st 
Lynch Peter, Wilk near Caroline 
Lynch Joshua, waterman, Harford run e side near 

Holland st 
Lynch Thomas, 74 French 

Lynch Thomas, waterman, Douglass, w of Aisquith 
Lynch Joseph, labourer, Caroline near Bayard 
|Lynch John, L German e of Sharp 
fLynch Moses, waiter, Davis n side s of Bath 
Lynd Rev. Samuel, cor of North and Lexington 
Lynes John, ladies' shoe maker, Eutaw s of Conway 
Lyon Robert jr. clerk in the custom house, cor of St 

Paul and Baltimore 
Lyon mrs Mary, boarding house. Liberty near Bal- 
timore 

Lyon mrs Margaret, boarding house, cor of Lancas- 
ter and Ann 
Lyons James, gardener, Harford av e side 
Lyons John, ship carpenter, L Hughes near Charles 
Lyon Robert, clerk in the custom house, dw Frank- 
lin e of Charles 
I Lyon James, iron founder, Pratt between Eutaw and 
[ Paca 

\ Lytrand mrs Mary, laundress, Saratoga w of Rock^ 

201 




Mad 



MateheWs Baltimore 



Macauley p. (M.D.) Lombard, w of Hanover 
Mace ThomaSjtailor, cor of Hamstead and Bond sts 
Mace Stephen T. victualling house, ne cor of Gay & 
Baltimore sts 

Mack mrs Mary, Lombard, between Eutaw & Paca 
Mackall Richard, merchant, dw 148 s Sharp st 
Mackay John, Light, s of Montgomery st 
tMackay Sam. labourer, Howard st. near Bottle al 
Mackenheimer Wm. tailor, 40 Park st 
Mackenheimer mrs Catharine, 44 n Gay st 
Mackenheimer Samuel, tobacconist, Wagon alley, w 
of Liberty st 

Mackenheimer J. cooper. Peace al. e of Howard st 

Mackenzie John, weaver, York av 

Mackenzie and Co. druggists and chy mists, 40 Balti- 
more, dw 12 N Gay st 

Mackenzie J. P. (M.D.) office 12 n Gay, dw 14 
Harrison st 

Mackenzie mrs Sarah, 12 n Gay st 

Mackenzie Thos. saddle, harness and trunk maker, 
40 South st 

Mackenzie Wm. teacher, Aisquith, s of Holland gt 

dw Sharp n of Lexington 
Macklin Wm. teacher. Franklin, e of Cove st 
Macomas Ann, shop keeper, 40 Light st 4ilM 
Macrodan James, teacher, Mulberry, w of Calvert 
Mactier Alexander, 15 St Paul's st 
Madelaine Dubernot, n Gay, near Saratoga st 
fMadden Geo. cooper, Run al. s of Lexington st 
fMadden Rachel, Strawberry al. near Gough st 
Maddison John, saddler. Fleet, near Washington st 
Maddocks Thos cordwainer, Sugar al. w of Light st 
Maddox Thos. cordwainer, se corner of Ann and 

Alice Anna sts 
Maddox mrs Ruthy, Chesnut al. w of Pearl st 
t Maddox R. labourer. Water, near Exeter st 
fMaddox S. blacksmith, Hill, w of Hanover st 
Madigard mrs. boarding house, 35 Water st 

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Director, 1829. 



MAJ 



Magarraty J. iron moulderj Calvert, near Franklin st 
Magauran James C. collector, Lexington, e of Pine 
Magee John, teacher, Lexington, w of Charles st 
Mager John L. cooper, Covvpen al. vv of Liberty st 
Mager and Auzolle, machinists, Pratt st. betvveea 

Eutaw and Paca sts 
Ilaggs mrs Jane, 29 n Gay st 

Magill Thos. tobacco merchant, dvv Hanover, s of 
Barre st 

tMagill Saliy, German, opposite Pine st 
I Magin Michael, labourer, sw corner of Potter st and 
Necessity alley 
Magnus Zach. Montgomery, near Charles st 
Magnus James, labourer, n Gay ext. near Mott st ' 
Magness John, tailor, 16| n Gay st 
, Magragh Henry, ornamental carver, se cor of Gay 
! and Water sts 

Magrain mrs Mary, Penn'a av. n of Biddle st 
Magran Susan, Potter, n of Douglass st 
Magruder D. F. merchant^ 45 s Gay st. dvv Sarato- 
ga, e of Pine 

Magruder Richard B. attorney at law, office St PaulV 

St. dvv Saratoga near St PauFs st 
Magruder Wm- attorney at law, St Paul's st w side 

1 Magruder J. H. paper hanger, Charles, near Centre 
fMagruder A. laundress, Ensor, n of Forest st 
fMagruder F. labourer. Short st. near Short alley 
Maguire Michael, carpenter, Holliday, s of Pleasant 
Maguire Henry, seller in market, 34 s Charles st 
Maguire James L. collector, Liberty, near Saratoga 
Maguire John, bookseller, Saratoga, e of Park, dvy 

55 s Frederick st 
Maguire James, baker, Exeter, near French st 
Maguire John, shop keeper. Mercer, near Light st 
Mahany Ann, Crook's back row, e Monument st 
Mains Patrick, cordwainer, Hillen, near Front st 
Mains Roger, carter, Lancaster st. f, of Apple ai 

' Mainster mrs Sarah, Pitt ext. w of Strawberry al 
Major John, wheelwright, Water, near Lloyd st 

203 



MAR 



MatcheiVs Baltimore 



Makinson Daniel, wheelwright, Baltimore, opposite 

Booth's nursery 
Makubin Richard, inspector of customs, dw Pratt, 

between Eden and Caroline sts 
tMalbury Abel, Short st. near Harford run 
Male Free School of Baltimore, on the monitorial 

plan, Courtland, s of Pleasant st 
Male Margaret, Baltimore st. w of Harford run 
Malcom Peter, proprietor of the oyster and porter 

house, Monument square, Calvert st 
Malcom John, carpenter, Howard, e of Richmond st 
Mallan J. chymist, Columbia, e of Chatsworth run 
Mallon J. block and pump maker. Will, near Block 
Malone John, tavern keeper, 1 Bond st 
Mallory John, sea captain, Hamstead hill, n of b 

Baltimore st 

Maloy mrs , Baltimore, e of Caroline st 

Mankin Isaiah, merchant, and proprietor of the New 

York and Baltimore line of packets, cor of Gay 

and Pratt sts. dw North st. near the O, H. Free 

School 

Manley James, mate, 61 Alice Anna st 
Manley John, Granby, e of Gough st 
Mann George, tinner, Monroe near Eden 
Mann Daniel, grocery, e Pratt, near Concord st 
Mann John, grocer, nw cor of Eutaw and New st3 
Mann William, tailor, Orleans E of Aisquith a 
Manning William, Elbow lane near Paca st 1 
Manro Nathan A. grocer, 258J w Baltimore 
Manro J. grocer, 258| w Baltimore, dw 18 n Liberty 
Manro Alexander, grocer, 258| w Baltimore, dw cor 
Manro Alexander, nw cor Calvert and Saratoga 

Saratoga and Calvert 
Mansfield Wm. teacher, betw Caroline & Spring near 

Pratt 

Manship S. cabinet maker. Painter's Court s of Pitt 
Manson John, tailor, 22 Thames 
Manson mrs Ann, Sharp s of Conway 
Mantle Eli, carpenter, Hillen near Eden I 
Manus Charles, cordvvainer, 30^ East 



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Director, 1829- 



MAR 



Mantz H. stove manufacturer, 20 Pratt, dw 100 Sharp 
Mantz Thos. tavern keeper. Second near Frederick 
Maraly Richard, ladies' shoe maker, German 
Marcelly miss E, young ladies' academy, lis Charles 
March Peregrine, 15 Comet 

Marchand Louis, office 39 n Frederick, dw 42 KOay 

Marfelt mrs. Elizabeth, 1 1 1 Sharp 

Marfield Samuel, saddler and harness maker, Balti* 
more w of Paca 

Marfield Wm. carpenter, Peace al w of Eutaw, dir 
14 N Charles 

Margre Vincent, cigar ma^er, 111 Bond 

Marine Bank, ne cor Gay and Second 

Maris Jacob, oil cloth manufacturer, 12 Albermarle 

Maris George, chemist, druggist and apothecary, 87 
E Baltimore, dw Charles n of Lexington 

Marker John, carpenter. Pearl s of Mulberry 

Marple Clara, 73 Albermale 

Marr John, Argyle al near Wilk st 

Marriott Eli, carpenter, Franklin row w of Chats- 
worth st 

Marriott Gustus, millwright 126 n Howard 
Marriott J. ladies' shoe maker. Pine n of Franklin 
Marriot Thomas, ladies' shoe maker, Saratoga w of 
Liberty 

Marriott & Warfield, proprietors of the United Ho 

tel, 21 and 23 w Pratt. See ad j rtisement. 
Marriott John H. carpenter, 2 Pine 
Marriott gen. Wm. H. ne cor Hanover and Barre 
Marschutz W. musician, Bueren near French 
Marsden James, proprietor of the Black Horse ta« 

vern, Penn av 
Marsh Isaac, cordwainer, cor Alice Anna sX asd 
Strawberry al 
I Marshall Elizabeth, Happy al s of Bank st 

Marshall Catharine, Eden betw Wilk and Bank 
' Marshall T. J. printer, Mullikin's row is end Bo&d 
Marshall John, plasterer, 67 French 
Marshall mrs. weaver, 28 Water 

2Q5 



MAR 



MatcheWs Baltimore 



Marshall mrs Rebecca, boarding house, Lexingtou 
Marshall Solomon, Spring near Fleet 
Marshall Daniel, carter, Alice Anna near Bond 
Marshall Levin, waterman, Wilk st near Apple al 
Marshall Francis, L German e of Sharp 
fMarshall Geo. labourer, Dutch al e of Howard 
Martin James & Wm. grocery and corn merchants, 6 

Pratt st wharf 
Martin James, firm J. & W. Martin, dw cor Sharp st 

and Bottle al 
Martin Samuel B. (M. D.) e Pratt w of Spring 
Martin Joseph D. 46 n Exeter 
Martin William, band box maker, 19 Commerce 
Martin James, dw Lovely lane near Calvert ^ 
Martin C. grocery and liquor store, 5 Light st wf 
Martin John, labourer, William st 
Martin John, carpenter, 76 n Charles 
Martin mrs Susanna, n Eutaw near Franklin 
Martin John, labourer, Henrietta Eof Charles 
Martin John, Ornamental sash maker, St. Mary's 8t 

E of Penn av 
Martin Thomas, labourer, Biddle w of Ross 
Martin John, sugar refiner. Peace al near Conway st 
Martin Joseph, M. D. Caroline n of Gough 
Martin Isaac W. sea captain, 79 Alice Anna 
Martin mrs Joana, seamstress, Pratt near Caroline 
Martin George,ipainter, High n of Pratt 
Martin mrs Susan, 36 Front st 

Martin mrs Mary, seamstress, Constitution near Mo- 
nument st 

Martin Robert N. attorney at law, Athenaeum 
Martin John, tailor and scourer, 37 s Charles 
Martin mrs L. grocery, 4 1 s Charles 
Martin David, merchant tailor, 32 vv Fayette, dw IT 
N Howard 

Martin Aaron, labourer, ?vIo3re^s al rear Ross st 
jMartin Henry, labourer, Carpenter''s al near Paca st 
fMartin Philiy, Spring s of Hamstead Hill si 
jM.\rh:i Herii-y, lc^a::!i':i, 1) ^il^< st 
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I tMartin Joshua, mariner, Chatsw orth n of Franklin 
JMartin Wm. cor of Spring st. and Tenfoot alley 
iMartia Geo. cordwainer, Peace al. w of Howard st 
iMartin Henry, labourer, Jiulberry, e of Park st 
Martinet John, clerk, York av. n of French st 
Marvin C. plasterer, Holland st. near Harford run 
Marye madame, professor of music, Lexington, vv of 
Charles st 

Maryland Flint Glass Manufactory, w end of Lan- 
caster st 

Maryland Savings Institution, s\v corner of Fayette 
and North sts 

Maryland Soap and Candle factory, Holliday st. op- 
posite M'Causland's brewery 

Maryland Varnish factory, and Turpentine distillery, 
near the Glass house 

Maryland Factory Warehouse, L. Goodwin, agent, 
16 s Charles st 

Maryland Penitentiary Store, 231 w Baltimore st. J. 
Kennard, agent 

Maryland Penitentiary, J. Owens, keeper, corner of 
Madisoii and Nelson sts 

Maryland Chemical Works, s side of the basin, Da- 
vid T. M'Kim, president, warehouse 69 South 
St. Bowly's wharf 

Masinor Meddice, labourer. Liberty alley, near the 
jail 

Mask March, carpenter, Bottle al. w of Sharp st 
Maslin M. M. tirm of M'Kim & Maslin, dw 223 w 

Baltimore st 
Mason Cath. Market, near Alice Anna st 
Mason Gabriel, sailmaker, 1 12 Ann, near Wilk st 
Mason Wm. sea captain, 10 Wilk st 
Mason James, carpenter, Light, near Lt Hughes st 
Mason Peter, grocer, Paca, s of Lexington st 
Mason Richard C. biscuit and cracker baker, Pratt, 

1 door E of South, dw 12 Commerce st. Sea 

advertisement 
Mason Priscilla, 59 Ann st 

Mason Richard, silver plater, Low, w ofAisquith 
S £07 



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Mason Peter jun. firm of Medtart and Mason, dw 

Pearl, s of Lexington st 
JMason Nancy, laundress, Chatsworth, n of Franklin 
iMason Isaac, ship carpenter. East, n of Douglass 
jMason Walter, drayman, Run al. s of Lexington st 
JMason John,brickmaker, Eutaw, s of Barre st 
Masonic Hall, se corner of St PauPs sto and Court 

house lane 

Mass Mary, seamstress, cor of Mercer and Grant sts 
Mass S. cedar cooper, Franklin, 1 door e of Eutaw 
Massey mrs Mary, seamstress, Low, w of High st 
Massey IsaacOl n Gay st 
Massey Elijah, labourer, 51 n Eutaw st 
Massey Pamelia, n Eutaw st. w side 
Massicot Wm. sea captain, 46 Albermarle st 
Massol Augustus, professor and translator of foreign 

languages, over 161 Baltimore st 
Masterson Charles, sailcloth weaver, PennsyPa av 

N of Franklin st 
Matchett Richard J. printer, over ne cor of Gay and 

Water sts. dw 46 n Charles 
Mathers John, gardener. East, n of Hillen st 
Mathiot mrs Elizabeth, seamstress, 73 s High st 
Mathiot Mary, shop keeper, se cor of Ensor & East 
Mathiot A. chairmaker, 18 n Gay st 
Matlack Samuel T. proprietor of livery stables, sw 

cor of Lombard and Howard sts 
Matney John, labourer, Montgomery, e of Charles st 
iMattee Sarah, Apple al. near Fleet st 
Matthews Sam. clerk. Front, n of Pitt st 
Matthews Sam. se cor of Pitt and East sts 
Matthews Margaret, Pitt st. near Harford run 
Matthews J. produce dealer, 17 M'Elderry's wharf, 

dw Lloyd, n of Water st 
Matthews and Hopkins, merchants, 74 Bowly's whf 
Matthews mrs Ann, Light st. near Sugar alley 
Matthews Rev. Edw. Lerew's al. near Richmond st 
Matthews Thos. lumber merchant, dw 97 n Highst 
JMatthews Rachel, milkseller, Saratoga, w of Green 
JMatthews Samuel, Lerew's alley, near Saratoga st 

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^Matthews Sol. sawyer, Wagon alley, w of Park st 
iMatthews Wm. labourer, Eager al. n of Mulberry st 
JMatthews Cupid, labourer, Saratoga, e of Park st 
jMatthews John, labourer, Pitt st. w of Harford run 
JMatthews Joshua, Moore's alley, rear of Ross st 
Mattox Edward, cooper, 26 Grant st 
Maul Philip, firm of Chamberlin and Maul, dw 43 
South st 

Maulsaad Samuel, labourer, Richmond, near Howard 
Mauran miss L. tutoress, Lexington, w of Charles st 
Mauraw mrs Louisa, Nwcor of Paca and New st 
Maurice mrs Catharine, Philpot st 
Maurer John P. 105 Camden st 
JMaxfield S. labourer. North st. near Engine house 
Mayfield mrs Elizabeth, milliner, 98 s Sharp st 
Maxwell David, Montgomery, e of Charles st 
Maxwell John, victualler, York av. 
Maxwell mrs Eliz. Water, w of Albermarle st 
Maxwell Joshua, carpenter, Sharp, n of Lexington 
May James, constable. Long al. n of Lexington %t 
Maydwell John, 68 Harrison 

Mayer Charles F. attorney at law and solicitor in 

chancery, 12 St Paul's st. dw Lexington st 
Mayer G. confectioner, 16 n Liberty st 
Mayer Christian, merchant, dw 60 w Fayette st 
Mayers Robert, cooper. Franklin, w of Park st 
Mayers Abraham, oil and candle store, 8 North st 
jMayers V. laundress, Eager al. n of Mulberry st 
Mayfield Thos. varnish, ink and blacking manufac- 
turer, nw cor of Paca and Saratoga sts 
Mayfield H. tavern keeper, Penn'a av. n of Preston st 
Maygar Richard, millwright, 18 Block st 
Mayhew W. E. and Co. commission merchants, 22 s 
Charles st 

Mayhew Wm. E. firm of W. E. Mayhew and Co. dw 

St Paul's, s of Saratoga st 
Maynard Mary, cor of Pratt & Albermarle 
Maynard Charles, barber, n Liberty near Saratoga 
Maynard Charles, barber, n Gay, near Baltimore 

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Mayo Samuel, mariner, 8 Lancaster st e of Apple al 
Mayo John, porter and oyster cellar, k Gay? near 

the Bridge. See advertisement 
M'Alesse Arch'd, g-rocer, cor Eutaw st & Wagon al 
M'Alesse Daniel, grocer, 27 s Charles 
M'Allister mrs Ann, Happy al near Bank st 
M'Allister mrs Sarah, 17 Wilk st 
McAllister Archibald, accountant, High n of Pratt 
McAllister John, drayman, Potter, s of Hillen 
M'Anally Peter, weaver, Pearce w of Cove 
M'Avoy D. shop keeper, Columbia w of Chats worth 
MWrdle H. stationer and manufacturer, e Baltimore 
M'Ardle mrs M. seamstress. Potter n of Douglass 
M^'Bee mrs Ann, seamstress, e Water st w of Har- 
ford run 

M'Bride Barney, labourer, Biddle al w of Ross st 
M'Cabe John, saddler, 18l w Baltimore 
M^Cabe Hugh, Tyson al near Tyson st 
M'Cadden John, boot and shoe maker C M space 
H'Caddan J. grocery, nw cor of Eutaw & Arcade al 
M'Cafferty John, carpenter, Eden n of Baltimore 
M'CafFerty Catharine, Pine s of Franklin 
M'Cage Robert, tobacconist, Montgomery w of Light 
M'Cahill Pvl. drayman, sw cor Calvert and Mulberry 
M'Caig Robert S. teacher, over 173 Baltimore 
M'Caine rev. Alexander, Biddle near Howard 
M'Caine John, stage driver, New near Eutaw 
M'Caine Ch's, book binder, Saratoga w of Howard 
M'Cann W. tavern keeper ne cor Pratt & Commerce 
M'Cann Charles, grocery and liquor store, 17 Cen- 
tre market space 
M'Cardell William, cabinet maker, 79 n Howard 
M'Carthy Charles, Ruxton near Charles 
M'Caul Robert, cordwainer, cor Camden & Howard 
M'Caul Richard, merchant, 148 s Sharp 
M'Carthy Patrick, porter, Charles s of "Pratt 
M'Carty John, victualler. Doctor's lane between 

Harford and York avs 
M'Caul Hugh, machinist, York near Charles 

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M'Caughan D. plumber, Thames e of Market, dw 

Fell s of Thames 
M^Carathy mrs Sarah, cor Ann and Fleet 
M'Caull Owen, grocer, near Harris's creek 
M'Causiand William jun. Eden n of Baltimore 
M'Causland mrs Mary, Holliday Nof Saratoga 
M'Cauly John, ladies' shoe maker, Hull's lane near 

Forest st 

M'CauJly mrs Priscilla, shopkeeper, Pitt \v of High 
M'Ceny, Benj. dry goods merchant, S3 Baltimore st 
M'Claskey mrs Sarah, huckster, Potter near Gay 
^PClean Locklin. Fleet near Bond 
M'Clean Jane, cor of Wilk and Ann 
3rClean Charles W. grocer & country produce mer- 
chant, SE cor Green and Bait. d\v adjoining 
M'Cl eary Wm. boot & shoe maker, Water e of South 
H'Cleary J. cordwainer, Montgomery e of Charles 
.M'Cleary W. boot t^- shoe maker, Low near Exeter 
M'Cleary John carpenter, Potter s of French 
jPCleaster John, proprietor of scows 20 Patterson 
M'Clellan misses, 62 x Liberty 
NPCIelian mrs Maria, tutoress, 28 w Fayette 
M'Clellan Samuel, Pine s of Fayette 
M'Clellan Andrew, ladies' shoe maker, Lunn's lane 

near Conway st 
M'Clure Robert, mate, 43 Alice Anna 
M'CIure mrs Mary Ann, over 1 19 w Baltimore 
M'Clure John & Co. grocers, 119 w Baltimore 
M'CIure mrs Mary Ann, Lee w of Light 
M'CIure William G. n Eutaw near Franklin 
M'CIure George, clerk, n Howard near Richmond 
M'CIure John, boot and shoe maker, 71 Harrison 
M'Cobb William, labourer, Potter Hear French 
M'CoUam mrs. York w of Light 
M'CoUam Robert, grocery, Hillen e of Front 
M'Collam J. grocer, cor Strawberry al and Gough st 
M'Colgan B. grocery and liquor store, 17 C M space 
M'Colister William, hatter, 18 n Exeter 
M'Colister Archibald, accountant, High s of Pratt 
M'Colm Matthew, chair maker, 45 South 
♦S £11 



Matched s Baltimore 



M'^Comas William, carpenter. Park lane near Pine st 
M'Comas mrs Sarah, fancy store, 36 e Baltimore 
M'Comas Albert, tailor, Aisquith n of Low 
M'Comas mrs. Mary, seamstress, Hillen of Exeter 
M'Comas mrs Sarah, 88 Pitt 
M'Comas Z. dry goods merchant, 75| n Howard 
M'Comas A. S. carpenter. Mulberry w of Pearl 
M'Comb Archibald, weaver, Preston near Ross 
M'Conckey Wm. jr. 3d book keeper, in the bank of 

Baltimore, dw 14 Saratoga 
M'Conckey John, grocer, cor of Granby and Exeter 
M'Conckey Wm. carpenter. Stiles e of High 
M'Conkey mrs H. boarding house, Water w of 

South 

M'Conn Richard, grocery and produce store, 113 ^ 

Howard 

M'Connell Hugh, carpenter, Gay w of High 
M'Connell Alexander, French w of High 
M'Connell miss Elizabetli, boarding house, 57 Cen. 

Market space 
M'Connel Thomas, tailor, 5 Mercer near Calvert 
M'Cord Mark, weaver, Richmond e of Tyson 
M'Cormick John, cordwainer, Hamstead w of Car- 
oline 

M'Cormick James, miller, Holliday n of Bath 
M'Cormick W^m. drayman, French near Bath 
M'Cormlck Mary A. boarding house ^Vater st near 
Harford run 

M'Cormick Thos. of the firm of Starr M'Cormick, 
dw Paca 

M'Cormick Susan, Lerew's al n of Mulberry st 
M'Cormick John, flour inspector, 28 Paca s of Lex- 
ington 

M'Cormick Samuel, labourer, 57 Apple al 
M'Cormick B. cor of Apple al and Lancaster st 
M'Cormick John, milk seller, Addison n of High 
M'Cormick James, labourer, Front n of Hillen 
M'Cormick John, grocer, Harford av e side 
M'Coskey Augustus, labourer, Camden e of Sharp 
M'Coul Robert, trader, Forest n of Douglass 

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M'Counn Geo. cabinet maker, 33 Liberty near Lom- 
M'Cowbray W. drayman, cor of Cable and Patterson 
bard 

M'Coy Alex, labourer, cor of Fawn st and Bishop's al 
M'Coy Alex, glass cutter, dvv near the glass house 
M'Coy H. B. cooper, Fayette between Pearl and 
Green 

M'Coy mrs Jane, proprietor of the marine hotel, 

Thames e of Bond 
M'Coy D. G. machine, card & carpet manufacturer, 

258 vv Baltimore, dvv Eutaw s of Lombard 
M'Coy Samuel, proprietor of the Lafayette hotel 

Louisianna st opposite Lexington market 
M'Cracken Alex, weaver, Pitt e of Aisquith 
M'Craken Wm. grocer, cor of Gay and High 
M'Craken John, cabinet maker, 49 s Charles 
M'Crea C. hack driver, Lerew's al near Saratoga st 
M'Creary N. R.jcarpenter, Flarford av w side 
M'Creary James, proprietor of the western hotel cor 

of Howard and Saratoga 
MacCreary mrs L. Hanover w side n of Conway 
M'Creden Isaac, plasterer, Hillen near Forest 
SrCribbin James, labourer, Montgomery n side e of 

C^^harles 

MacCubbin Moses, Dutcli al near Park st 
MacCubbin Charles, clerk, Pearl w of Lexington 
M'Cubbin Jos. merchant tailor, 1 Holliday 
M'Cubbin Joshua, tailor. Fails st near Liberty al 
M'Cubbin mrs Eleanor, Alice Anna st w of Apple al 
M'Cubbin mrs Susan, mantua maker, cor of Front 
and Gay 

M'Cubbin mrs Frances, seamstress. Gay n of Forest 
M^Cubbin O. labourer, cor of Cable and Patterson 
fM'Cubbin Jerry^ Baltimore e of Cove 
M'Culloh James H. collector of customs for the 
port of Baltimore, office nw cor of the Ex- 
change Buildings, dw Price st extended 
M'Culloh James H. M. D. deputy collector of the 
port of Baltimore, dw Mulberry, w of Courllaad 
M'Culloh James H. surgeon, &c. High n of Gay 

£13 



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MatcheW$ Baltimore 



M'Culloh James W. attorney at law, basement story 
City Hotel 

M'Culough J. machinist, Constitution near Monument 
M'Cullough Wm. drayman, Caroline near Fleet 
M'CuUoug'h Duncan grocer, cor of Bank st Straw- 
berry al 

M'Cullough mrs Elizabeth, shop keeper, cor of East 

and Douglass 
M'Cullough Geo. tanner, 157 French 
M'Cullough James, weaver. Monument near the in- 
tersection of Aisquith 
M'Cune John, carter, cor of Bath and Davis 
M'Curly Felix, grocery and feed store, Baltimore st 

w of Hammond's al 
M'Curdy Chas. mariner, 39 Wolf 
M'Curdy Dennis, classic and mathematical teacher, 
Frederick near Baltimore d w Harrison near Gay 
M'Cusker Patrick, Wi!k near Caroline 
M'Cutchan Jas. tailor, Bond near Thames 
M'Dade Daniel, blacksmith, cor of York and Light 
M'Daniel Martin, Conway w of Eutaw 
M^Daniel mrs Ellen, Park st near Dutch al _ 
M'Daniel Dennis, Aisquith near Holland 1 
M'Daniel mrs Eliz. meal seller, York av w side | 
tM'Daniel Nancy, huckster, Guilford al e of Charles 
M'Dawney Henry, Strawberry al near Pinkney st 
M'Deal Jas. scowman. High w of Fawn 
M'Dermot John, cooper, cor of Fhilpot and Thames 

dw Philpot near Thames 
M'Dermot mrs Jane, cor of Wolf and Alice Anna 
M'Dermot Barney, Penn. av near Biddle st 
M'Dermot John, cooper, Philpot w of Thames 
M'Dermot mrs Elizabeth, Frederick s of Second 
M'Dermot Jas. painter, cor of Water and Concord 
M'Dobler J. B. cor of French and Forest 
M'Donald Hugh, grocery and boarding house, 13 
Thames 

M'Donald John, mariner, Argyle al n of Fleet st 
M'Donald Alex. 12 Lancaster st e of Apple al 
M'Donald Michael, sea capt. Argyle al n of Fleet st 

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M'Donald Patrick, carter, North near Bath 
M'Donald A: carter, 88 Park e side 
M'Donald Ann, Shakespeare w of Market 
M'Donald Jas. black smith. Water st w of the Bridge 
M'Donald John, cordvvainer, Sarah Ann e of Cove 
M'Donald & Ridgely, over 237 w Baltimore 
M'Donald Wm. <^ Son, commission merchants and 
agents for the Union line of steam boats and pac- 
1^ kets for Philadelphia, 103 Bov^^ly's wharf. See 
umk advertisement • 
IB^'Donald Alexander, firm of M'Donald & Ridgely, 

dw 21 Hanover 
pi'Donald William, firm of William M'Donald & 
j Son, dw E Pratt w of Albermarle 
I M'Donald Alexander, Park near Richmond 
j M'Donald J. painter 4' glazier, cor Mulberry & Park 
M'Donnell Richard, grocery & liquor, se cor Straw- 
berry al and Fleet st 
j M'Donnell Barnard, pedlar, n Howard near Tyson 
i M'Donnell David, carpenter, Pitt near Eden 

fM'Donnell K, brickmaker. East st n of Half moon al 
j M'Donough J, firm Hobbs & M'Donough, dw94Pitt 
M'Dowell George & Son, booksellers and stationers, 
212 Baltimore 
I M'Dowell G. bookseller and 3tationer, 86 Baltimore 
I M'Dowell G. H. Hamilton, rear of Hoffman's garden 
I M'Dowell mrs Jane, East n of Pitt 

M'Dowell Max, M. D. office and dw 13 w Lexington 
I M'Dugal Randel, Wilk near the Bridge 
! M'Elden Hugh, lumber merchant, Aisquith n of Pitt 
j M'Elden J. grocer, Pratt near 3 Ton tavern 
I M'Elrea Thomas, weaver. Union w of Ross 
^ M'Elroy James, weaver, Pearce near Cove 
I M'Elroy John, grocer, n Howard n of Richmond 
M'Elwee S. printer. East s of Pitt 
M'Elwee mrs Jane, Spring n of Gough 
M'Elwee Robert, drayman, Hillen e of Potter 
M'Elwin James, weaver, Peace al near Cove st 
M'Ennis John, cooper. Front near Hillen 
M'Evoy James, clerk, York av 

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M'Evoy D. shop keeper, Columbia, w of Chatsworth 
MTaddon Neal, labourer, Long al n of Franklin st 
MTaddon mrs Mary, shop keeper, 42 w Pratt 
MTadon John, exchange broker, 26 Second, adjoin- 
ing the office of Discount and Deposit, dw St 
Paul's between Saratoga and Pleasant 
M'Farland Daniel, watchman, cor Mott and Gay 
M'Farland Hester, baker, 36 Centre Market space 
M'Faul Eneas, dry goods merchant, 70 Lexington e 

of Eutaw • ^ 
M'Fee John, weaver, Union w of Ross " 
MTerran mrs Ruth, s Charles n of Montgomery 
M'Ferran mrs Jane, baker, 5 Second 
MTerran John, Franklin near Eutaw 
M'Gann J. tailor rear of St. Paul's ext near Centre 
M'Gannon John C. tavern keeper, 12 Thames 
M'Garagil mrs Mary, Fleet near Bond |^|g| 
M'Garraty James, French near Potter ^^^W 
M'Gartlen mrs Ellen, nw cor Potter and Douglass 
M'Gaughy Wm. flour and country produce merchant, 

28 Franklin 
M'Gee Mary, laundress. Fleet e of Ann 
M'Gee Grace, 71 Albermarle 
M'Gee Patrick, cordwainer, Orleans e of Aisquith 
M'Gee John, teacher, Lexington near Charles 
M'Geoch Andw. carpenter, Maiden lane wof Gough 
McGerr Thomas, chemist. Bottle al e of Eutaw st 
M'Gill George R. teacher. College al n of Saratoga 
M'Gill T. tobacco merchant, dw Hanover s of Barre 
M'Gill Margaret, shop keeper, 1 Mercer w of Calvert 
M'Gillan James, paver, Beuren near Madison 
M'Ginnis R. ladies' shoe maker, 26 New Church 
M'Ginnis John, gardner, Orleans e of Harford run 
M'Ginnis Alex, rope maker, Light ext near West 
McGlone Thomas, grocery, Saratoga e of Howard 
M Glossen Isabella, Primrose alley 
M'Gonigall Hugh & Co. dry goods and grocery mer- 
chants, High, s of Low 
M'Gowan John, grocery, se cor of Eutaw and Lex- 
ington, dw 49 N Eutaw 
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M'Gowan Hugh, huckster, 61 Front 
M'Gowaii A. G. grocer, n\v cor Aisquith and Comet 
M'Gowlar Wm. J. baker, Beuren near French 
M'Greevey Patrick, gardener, n Eutaw s of Ross 
M'Grath nirs S. shop keeper, Concord near Pratt 
arGuire James, sea captain, 74 Market s Fleet 
M'Gurk mrs, C. Crook's back row, Monument st 
M'Guigin J. cordial distiller. Concord near Pratt 
M'Guygan Agnes, carpet weaver, 98 n High 
M'Guygan Anthony, tavern keeper, 2 Light st whf 
M'Henry Donatus, boarding house, Lancaster st near 
Argyle al 

M'Henry mrs Margaret, w Baltimore, w of Cove 
M'Henry Dennis, boot and shoe maker, Lexington 
wof Park 

M'Henry Dennis, jeweller, Lexington, e of St Paul's, 
dw Sharp n of Baltimore 

M'Henry James, house and sign painter, 15 Saratoga 

M'llbany John, soap and candle chandler, Dutch al 
dw Saratoga w of Eutaw 

M'llhany R. soap chandler. Mulberry ext w end 

M'llheny Alexander, soap and candle factory, Dutch 
al E of Howard st 

M'llvain mrs. Calvert near Water 

M'Intire mrs Jane, seamstress, Granby, e of Gough 

M'Intire David, importer of china, glass and queens- 
ware, 71 n Howard, dw 28 Eutaw st 

M'Intire David, grocer, 28 n Eutaw st 

M'Intire James, grocer and teacher. Mulberry, w of 
Howard st 

M'Intosh mrs Mary, Spring, n of e Baltimore st 
M'Intyre Peter, boot and shoemaker, 6 n Frederick 
M'Jilton Dan. superintendent of chimnies, dw Rock, 

s of Saratoga st 
M'Jilton John N. cabinet maker, 1 1 Sharp st. dw 

Rock, between Saratoga and Lexington 
M'Kanna Patrick and Co. grocers, Pratt, w of Paca 
M'Kay mrs M. confectioner, Eutaw, s of Lexington 
M'Kay Stephen, carpenter, Eden, n of Baltimore st 
M'Kay John, constable, 98 Eutaw, s of Franklin 

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M'Kay George, sea captain, Pratt, w of Market st 
M'Keal James, Charles, s of Montgomery 
M'Kee Andrew, drover, Potter, s of French st . 
M'Kee James, carter, Concord, near Pratt st 
M'Kee and Brown, importers of dry goods, 151 w 
Baltimore st 

M'Keen and Thomae, commission merchants, 104 
Smith's wharf 

M'Keen Wm. S. firm of M'Keen and Thomae, dw 
Albermarle, s of Water 

M'Keen and M'Clellan, china merchants, 218 Balti- 
more st 

M'Keen John, firm of M'Keen and M'Clellan, M'Clel- 
lan st 

M'Keldin Joseph, grocer, Pratt, k of Paca st 
M'Kendrean Female Sabbath School, Lombard, be- 
tween Eutaw and Paca sts 
M'Kenzie James, house carpenter, Exeter, n of Pitt 
M'Kerlie mrs Isabella, 13 Fleet st. e of Apple alley 
M'^Kerlie mrs Sarah, tutoress, Thames, e of Bond st 
M'Kennit Henry, firm of Mitchell, Henry and Co. 

dw PennsyPa av 
M'Kenny James, Sarah Ann, e of Cove st 
M'Kew Edward, shop keeper, Saratoga, near Cove 
M'Kew P. dry goods and grocery store, 112 n High 
M'Kew Edward, weaver. Pierce, w of Pine st 
M'Key John, weaver. Rock, s of Saratoga st 
M'Kim Alexander, judge of the orphans' court, dv^ 

18 Hanover st 
M'Kim mrs Ann, mantua maker, 90 Park st 
M'Kim John, jun. and Sons, copper warehouse, nw 

cor of Frederick and Pratt sts 
M'Kim John, jun. firm of John M'Kim, jun. 4^ Sons, 

dw HoUiday, n of the Theatre 
M'Kim David T. president of the Maryland Chemi- 
cal Works, dw Holliday, n of the Theatre 
M'Kim and Maslin, importers of hardware, 248 w 
Baltimore st 

M'Kim Wm. D. firm of M'Kim and Maslin, dvr b 
Baltimore^ w of Lloyd 
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JJ,^!"^ ^^^^^h dry goods merchant, 29 e Baltimore 
M^Kim mrs Ann, cor of Holland and Aisquith sts 
M'Kim Isaac, proprietor of the Valona Copper 
Works, warehouse, 42 s Gay, rolling mill, low- 
er end of Smith's whf dw Baltimore, e of Exeter 
M'Kinrs Free School, Baltimore, near Harford run 
ArKinley Thos. F. broom maker, 1 1 Comet st 
K'Kinley mrs Ann, Lombard, bet Eutavv & Paca sts 
M^Kinley Margaret, weaver. Mulberry, w of Cove 
M'Kinnel John, grocer, sw cor of Lexington & Park 
M'Kinnel James, Pennsyl'a av. n of Union st 
M'Kinsey Jesse, market dealer, Union, e ofPenn. av 
M'Kittrick Philip, porter, Water, w of the bridge 
M'Knight Thos. tanner, sw cor of Pearl & Saratoga 
. M'Kosker Hugh, labourer. Market, near Alice Anna 
M'Konkey H. boarding house, Water, w of South st 
M'Kuen John, labourer, ne cor of Holliday and Bath 
M'Lane mrs Susan, milkseller, near Bell Air road, 

w of Aisquith st 
M'Lane J. blacksmith, Montgomery, e of Chai'les st 
M'Lanahan James J. Frederick, s of Baltimore st 
M'Lanaghan Robert, turner, East, n of Pitt st 
M'Laughlin Thos. J. shoemaker, 46 Bond st 
M'Laughlin mrs Ellen, seamstress, Spring, Nof Wilk 
M'Laughlin Joseph, cordwainer, Holland, near Ais- 
quith st 

M'Laughlin Peter, clothier, 59 e Pratt st 
M'Laughlin mrs Ann, St Mary's, w of Ross st 
M'Laughlin Wm. city hotel, Calvert st 
M'Laughlin Francis, Spring, near Pratt st 
M'Laughlin Edw. drayman. President, s of Pratt st 
M'Lean John, blacksmith, ne cor of Thames & Fell 

sts. and Patterson st. s of Pratt, dw Fawn, e of 

High st 

M'Lean Archibald, printer, 57 s High st 
M'Lean Ellis, block and pump maker, dw Montgo- 
mery, E of Light st 
M'Kinzey E. cordwainer, Wagon al. w of Howard st 
M'Leavy Lawless, proprietors of the Washington 
hotel, Lexington e of Paca 
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M'Leavy Francis, Ross e of St Mary's 
M'Lenaghan Robert, turner. East n of Pitt 
M'Mahon J. V. L. attorney at law, cor of Court- 
land and Lexington sts 
M'Mahon F. stone mason, ne cor Fayette & Pine 
fM'Mahon R. boatman. Peace al near Conway st 
M'Macken Wm. Paca s of Saratoga 
M'Manus Alexander, steward. Spring s of Wilk 
M'Manus F. R. (M. D.) office Pratt w of Sharp 
M'Manus Charles, baker, 34 Water 
M^M asters miss Jane, fancy store, 109 e Baltimore 
M'Mechen William, associate judge of Baltimore 

City Court, dw Gay s of Water 
M'Millan Hugh, chemist, Paca n of Pratt 
M'Millan Thos. 67 M'Elderry's wharf 
M'Minn George, cooper, 100 n Exeter st 
M'Mullan John, Hanover s of Barre 

M'Mullan , stage driver, Carpenter's al e of 

Eutaw st . 

M'Murray Wm. labourer, Union st e of Penn av 
M'Neal mrs E. boarding house, Fayette n of Sharp 
M'Neal William, cordwainer, Caroline s of Wilk 
M'Neal James, cooper, Pratt opposite Patterson, 

dw Granby near Harford run 
M'Neal Roger, stage driver, 17 Comet 
M'Nealey Robert, labourer, Holliday near Bath 
M'Neill James, merchant tailor, Pratt e of Hanover 
M'Nelly Bernard, cordwainer. New e Paca of 
M'Nicholas Isaac, carter, s Eutaw near Sp. Gardens 
M'Nier John, tailor. Bank st w of Argyle al 
M'Nier W. carpenter, n w cor Potter st & Necessity al 
M'Nier G. tailor, nw cor Camden st & Camden lane 
M'Nutt George, weaver, cor Penn av & Preston st 
M'Phail D. & Co. saddle 8^ harness makers, 48 South 
M'Phail D. firm Daniel M'Phail & Co. New Church 
M'Pherson William, tavern keeper, Carroll's Point, 

w of Eutaw 

M'Pherson John & Co. grocers. Franklin e of Paca 
M'Pherson John, firm oi John MTherson & Co. dw 
Penn av 

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MED 



M'Pherson Wm. L. 54 w Fayette 

M'Pherson Duncan, labourer, 78 Bond 

MTherson Jonas, broker and commission merchant, 

1 Commerce, dw Biddle near George 
M'Quinn William, firm of Walsh & M'Quinn, dw 

Conway between Charles and Hanover 
M'Soarley Patrick H. teacher, 16 Wilk 
M'Sweeney Paul, tavern keeper and grocer, sw cor 

Eutaw St and Bottle al 
oNPTag'gart, James, gardner, Harford av 
AP Williams Patrick, grocery, cor Bond and Fleet 
fMattees Allen, sawyer, Apple al 
Mead Nicholas, cabinet maker, Ensor near East 
Mead Beniamin, tailor, x e cor Baltimore & Spring 
Mead "vVilliam J. stone cutter. Spring n of Baltimore 
Mead Daniel, cord wainer, Fountain e of Washington 
fileads Stephen, Spring, n of Gough 
Meades Joseph, sea captain, ne cor Pratt and High 
Meads Philip, labourer. Sugar al near Charles 
Meads mrs Mary, tavern keeper, 20 n Liberty 
tMeads Zachariah, porter, Howard s of Lexington 
fMeads Phoebe Saratoga w of Rock 
Meagher mrs Mary, huckster, Union stE of Pennav 
Meakins Daniel, nw cor Concord and Water 
Mealy James O. tavern keeper, 74 Centre M space 
Mecanger Keziah, milliner, Baltimore st near Har- 
ford run 

Mechanical Fire Engine House, North st n of O- 
range al 

Mechanics' Bank of Baltimore, se corner Calvert and 

Fayette 

Medairy John, firm of Medairy & Bannerman, dw 

Sharp s of Concord 
Medairy and Bannerman, engravers and copper plate 

printers, over SEcor Baltimore and Calvert 
Sledcalf E. cabinet maker, 3 Mercer w of Calvert 
Medcalf mrs Rebecca, cor Maiden lane &, Aisquith st 
Medcalf Wm. M. clerk of Baltimore city court, dw 

St Paul's N of Pleasant 
Medical College, opposite Peale's museum, Holliday 

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Meddinger Israel, baker, Water e of Light 
Meddinger G. victualler, Pitt e of Eden 
Meddinger C. A. baker, Forest near French 
Meddinger John J. grocery, cor Gay and Exeter 
Meddinger Jacob, bacon merchant, Second w of Cen- 
tre market space 
Meddinger George, victualler, Doctor's lane.betvveen 

Harford and York avs 
Medtart & Mason, dry goods merchant, 238 w Bait. 
Medtart Joshua, firm of Medtart c^' Mason, dvv se cor 

Lombard and Eutavv 
Meeds William, sail maker, 10 Ann 
Megney Edward, sea captain, Gougli near Spring 
Meguigin James, refiner of cordial distiller, Con- 
cord, N of Pratt st 
Meineke C. professor of music, 1 1 w Lexington 
Mellender J. carpenter, Mulberry st. e of Peace a. 
Meloney Daniel, carpenter, Sarah Ann, e of Cove 
Mellor Augustus C. frame worker, knitting <^ stock- 
ing manufacturer, Falls av. vv of Pratt st 
Mellor Charles, cotton hose manufacturer, 21 AVater 
Melvin John, Bottle al. near Eutavv st 
Menson Gabriel, carter, Happy al. s of Alice Anna st 
Menster Isaac, rope maker, Ann, n of Wilk st 
Mentzel Henry, baker, Baltimore, e of Pearl st 
Menzies James, firm of Robert Garrett and Co. dw 

Pearl, n of Fayette st 
Menzies E. V. turner, 2 Commerce 
MfiHoy mrs vSusan, Bank, opp St Peter's Church 
Mellier and Montanden, engravers and m.achinists, 

Bottle alley, between Sharp and Howard sts 
Mentz C. boot & shoemaker, Baltimore, w of Pearl st 
Mercer mrs T. shop keeper, se cor of Albermarle 

and Water sts 
Meredith John, miller, 10 Commerce st 
Meredith Jonathan, counsellor at law, Calvert, n of 
Lexington st 

Meredith Thos, T. attorney at law, office Washing- 
ton Monument square, cor of Fayette st 
Meredith mrs Margaret, Franklin, e of Paca st 

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Meredith Joseph P. clock and watch maker, 130n 

Eutaw St * 

Merkle Geo. proprietor of Farmers' Hotel, NEcor of 

Hort'ard and Mulberry st 
Merkle and Crout, grocers, Hov^'ard, near Mulberry 
Meroy John, carter, HilL e of Sharp st 
fMerritt Eliz. laundress, Harford av 
Merrell Moses, commission merchant, nw corner of 

High and Fa7»'n sts 
Merriken J. S. boot and shoemaker, 56 n Gay, d\v 

Potter st 

Merriken James, cabinet maker, and sexton to St 
Paul's Church, dw Lexington st 

Merritt James, drayman, Sugar al. w of Light st 

Merritt Samuel, Potter, near Gay st 

Merritt Caleb, grocer, n\v cor of Granby & Gough 

Merryman and Gittings, stock and exchange brok- 
ers, opposite the Exchange, s Gay st 

Merryman miss Ann, 35 n Frederick st 

Merryman John, firm of Merryman and Gittings, dw 
4 Calvert st 

Merryman Charles, grocer and dry goods merchant, 

yw corner of Potter and Ensor sts 
Merryman Job, constable, 64 n Liberty st 
Merryman Samuel, 126 n Eutaw st 
Messersmith mrs F. boarding house, Lexington, w 

of the Athenceum 
Mes>ing Fred, saddler and harness maker, Peace al. 

s of Lexington st. dw Mulberry, e of Pearl 
Messoiiier Francis, Salter of provision, Mulberry, e 

of Eutaw St 

Methodist Episcopal Church, Exeter, s of Gay st 
Do do Light, near Baltimore st 

Do do Eutaw, s of Franklin st 

Do do KE cor of Wilk & Apple al 

Do do Caroline, s of e Baltimore 

Do do NE cor of Sharp st. & Tim- 

berneck lane 
Methodist Tabernacle, Franklin ext. e of Covest 
Metier Jolm M. labourer, Baltimore, w of Coye st 



MIL 



Matchp^Ws Baltimore 



Mette Philip, smith in general, 34 Light st 
Mette Charles A. smith in general, 32 Light, dw 54 
s Charles st 

Mette Leonard, blacksmith, Gough, near Eden st 
Mette Martin, blacksmith, President, s of Pratt, dw 

Pratt, E of Exeter st 
Metteer Albert, blacksmith. Liberty al. near Falls st 
Meeteer Samuel & Wm. paper makers, 3 Baltimore 
Meeteer Wm. firm of do. 3 Baltimore 
Meeteer S. fruiterer, Biddle st w Paca 
Metz mrs Eliz. seamstress, Spring, s of Gough st 
Metzger Daniel, carpenter, Eden, s of e Pratt 
Mewshaw Zach. glass blower, near the glass house, 

foot of//i 

Meyer G. coppersmith, Pratt, e of Centre M space 
Mezick and Johnson, merchants, 43 s Gay st 
Mezick Baptist, firm Mezick and Johnson, dw Pratt 
E of High st 

Mezick Joshua, sea captain. Water, e of the bridge 

Mice John, seaman. Bond, near Wilk st 

Michael John, blacksmith, Montgomery, e of Charles 

Michael Henry, watchman, Hill, near Sharp st 

Michael E. H. tanner, 48 n Liberty st 

Michael Margaret, 24 n Liberty st 

Micheau John, carver, gilder and bronzer, sw cor of 

Commerce and Water sts 
Mickle Charles, assistant cashier in the Union Bank 
of Maryland, dw sw cor of Franklin & Courtland 
Middleton mrs Susan, Matthew st 
Middleton Henry, grocer, Nwcor of Wolf and Wilk 
Middleton Richard, justice of the peace and convey- 
ancer, Pratt, w of Light st. dw 142 Sharp st 
Middleton mrs C. Pratt, w of Sharp st 
Milburn Philip, labourer, Eden, near Wilk st 
Miles mrs Ann, Tripolet's alley, near Second st 
Miles John, carpenter, 10 Mulberry st 
Miles mrs Elizabeth, Mechanic's row, Wilk st 
Millar Alex, grocer. Franklin st. near Penn'a av. dw 

Pine, N of Franklin st 
Millechop James, justice of the peace, 74 Bond st 

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Miileman George, carpenter, Aisquith, near Douglass 
Miller Philip, cordwainer, 54 n Exeter st 
Miller James, carpenter, Wilk, e of Exeter st 
Miller Geo. city bailiff, Wilk st. near Strawberry al 
Miller mrs Ann, seamstress, 80 n Exeter st 
Miller mrs Elizabeth, shop keeper, nvv corner of 

Potter and Low sts 
Miller Thos. carpenter. Potter, near Low st 
Miller Lewis, French, near n Highst 
Miller James, wheelwright, Douglass, near Aisquith 
Miller Mary, Salisbury, near Harford run 
Miller Geo. F. printer. Water, e of Exeter st 
Miller Lloyd M. grocer, Water, e of Exeter st 
Miller James H. (M. D.) Lexington, e of Howard 
Miller mrs Julia, tutoress, 100| e Baltimore st 
Miller G. W. & H. grocers, 21 Centre market space 
Miller Christopher, manufacturer of coach lace and 

fringe, 64 s Charles 
Miller Henry, M. D. office sw cor Charles & Pratt 
Miller S. L. brick maker, se cor Charles st & Sugar al 
i Miller Robert, s Sharp near L German st 

Miller Rhody, labourer, Lerew's al near Richmond st 
Miller Conrad, paver, Biddle al w of Ross st 
Miller John, mariner, Shakespeare e of Bond 
i Miller J. victualler, Columbia st e of Chatsworth run 
Miller George W. tavern keeper, sw cor Fish mar- 
ket space and Concord st 
Miller Robert, brick maker, Conway w end 
Miller mrs Emily, Market near Lancaster 
Miller R. ship carpenter, Happy al near Lancaster st 
Miller Jacob, rigger, Lancaster near Market 
Miller Zadoc, sail maker. Fleet near Ann 
Miller James, tailor, e Baltimore w of Harford run 
Miller Jacob, tanner and currier, 9 Front 
Miller Samuel, blacksmith, n Exeter s of French 
Miller Wm. F. gardner and milk seller, York av 
Miller Barnet, tanner and currier, Hillen w of High 
Miller Matthew, shoe maker, Liberty al near Falls st 
Miller John, shoe maker, Pitt w of High 
Miller mrs Catharine, dry goods store, 2 G M space 

225 

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MatcheWs Baltimore 



Miller Wm. P. boot and shoe maker 70 C. M. space 
Miller Edward, stone mason, 16 Commerce 
Miller Jacob, iron founder, Sugar al e of Light st 
Miller William, iron founder Jones's Falls opposite 

the Fish market, dvv 24 Albermarle 
Miller James, carter, s Charles n of Montgomery 
Miller J. victualler, Madison near Fall's turnpike 
Miller John, deputy marshall, Paca n of Franklin 
Miller Alexander, clerk, Paca s of Saratoga 
Miller John, victualler, Pratt w of Euiavv 
Miller Charles, cooper, 22 w Lexington 
Miller Thomas, painter and glazier, 7 Paca, dw 2 

Short al 

Miller Frederick, gardener, Saratoga w of Rock 
Miller John, printer, Pearce w of Pine 
Miller mrs Barbara, cor of George and Pine 
Miller mrs Hannah, Park lane e of Pine st 
Miller A, cordvvainer, Chamberlain near Eager 
Miller Anthony, cooper, Long al n of Franklin st 
Miller Jacob, paver. Long al n of Franklin st 
Miller John, labourer, Richmond near Tyson 
Miller mrs Mary, Ross e of Paca 
Miller S. labourer, Baltimore e of Booth's nursery 
fMiller Robert, labourer. Star al near Wilk st 
tMiller Cecilia, Apple al near Pinkney st 
fMiller Henry, labourer. Union al w of Eden st 
jMiller Harriet, laundress, Flill e of Sharp 
fMiller James, Hamilton w of St Paul 
tMiller Henry, labourer, Sarah Ann e of Cove 
JMiller Robt. labourer. Mulberry w of Howard 
Milleron S. F. city bailiflF, Mulberry w of Calvert 
Millesock J.labourer, cor of Falls stand Liberty al 
Miilholland Robert D. block and pump maker. Fell 

St. dw Ann, near Lancaster st 
Millim Moses, Caroline n of Gough 
Milliman Geo. superintendent of streets, Lexington 
near Paca 

fMillimon Robert, Wagon al e of Park st 
Millington John N. printer, Holland near Aisquith 
Million Mary M. confectioner, Mulberry w of Pearl 

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Mills Richard, hatter, 34 Gough near Eden 

Mills Wm. gardener, Baltimore e of Booth's nursery 

Miller mrs Mary, 64 Lombard 

Mills T. carpenter, Saratoga w of Pine 

Mills Samuel weaver, Rock s of Saratoga 

Mills Wm. P. & Robert Benson, drapers and tailors, 

99 w Baltimore See advertisement 
Mills Wm. baker, Fell e of Thames 
Mills Levin, carpenter, Caroline near Fleet 
Mills Henry, ship carpenter, Fleet near Ann 
Mills Penelope, 65 Fleet 
Mills John, type founder, 40 n Frederick 
Mills Ezekiel,, merchant tailor, Holliday n of Saratoga 
JMills Nelly, Ensor near Eas t 

iMills John, wood sawyer, Run al e of Lexington st 
fMills York, boot black, Franklin e of Cove 
Miltenberger Anthony, dw Conway, w of Eutaw 
Minaham mrs Susan, mantuamaker, W: Lexington 24 
Mince Daniel, grocery, cor Wilk and Eden 
Mince J. nw cor Wilk and Spring 
Mince Seth, painter and glazier, se cor Exeter and 
Salisbury 

Minchin Frederick B. Exeter s of Salisbury 
Minaer Edward, cordwainer, Crook's back row, Mo- 
nument 

Minnick John, cordwainer, Eutaw w of Cove 
Minifie W. house carpenter, 10 Baltimore e of Front 
Minifie Vi, house joiner, Armistead lane near Light st 
Minton Wm. cordwainer, 21 Harrison 
Minzie James, mate, Wolf n of Fleet 
Miskimon J. cordwainer. Bayard st near Strawbery al 
Missionary church, Harford av 
Miskelly Hugh, weaver, Harford av 
Miskelly mrs M. seamstress, Orleans, near Aisquith 
MisterLevin R. capt, of Richmond packet Minerva, 
113 Sharp 

Mister Abraham^ firm of Brown & Mister, dw Lee 

near Sharp 
Mitchell J. W. Wolf near Fell 
Mitchell Robt. grocer, cor of Wilk st and Happy al 

2£6 



MOL 



MatcheWs Baltimore 



Mitchell Alex, grocer, Frederick st dock, d\v Front 
of Baltimore 

Mitchell Arthur, cooper cor of French and Centre 
Mitchell mrs M. seamstress, Hull's lane near Forest st 
Mitchell John, ship carpenter, Granby st near Har- 
ford run 

Mitchell Rich'd,ship carpenter, Granby st near Har- 
ford run 

Mitchell Alexander, merchant, 1 Buchanan's whf dw 

Front N of Baltimore 
Mitchell Wm. chair maker, 13 Sharp, dw Conway 

near Eutaw 
Mitchell John, plasterer, Eutaw n of New 
Mitchell James, hack driver, cor of New Church 

and Sharp 

Mitchell Chas. counsellor at law, 29 e Fayette 
Mitchell W. K. merchant tailor, 3 Hanover, dw 

Lexington w of Charles 
Mitchell R. B. Lexington w of Pine 
Mitchell Wm. Front n of Water st 
Mitchell John, clerk, 45 w Fayette 
Mitchell Levin, ship carpenter, Granby near Gough 
Mitchell James, proprietor of hacks and stages, Cal- 
vert st opposite the spring 
Mitchell J. & W. harness makers, Calvert s of Bath 
Mitchell, Henry & Co. auctioneers and commission 

merchants, 18 s Charles 
Mitchell W. H. of the firm of Mitchell Henry and co. 

dw Fayette e of Liberty 
Mitchell Edward, labourer, Sharp n of Hill 
Mitchell mrs Hannah, 49 s Liberty 
Mitchell Thos. victualler, Saratoga w of Pine 
Mitchell John, plasterer, Ross e of Paca 
tMitchell Elisha, labourer, 67 Alice Anna 
fMitchell Maria, laundress, Apple al near Lancaster 
fMitchell Jas. caulker, Spring n of Gough 
fMitchell Clara, laundress, Pearce w of Pearl 
Mitler Lloyd, comb maker, 71 Park 
Moale R. H. solicitor in chancery, cor of Fayette 
and St Paul's, dw 72 Sharp 
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Director^ 1829. 



Moale Samuel, attorney at law and solicitor in chan- 
cery, office Fayette w of Calvert, dw Gay s of 
Fayette 

Moale J. C. R. H. grocers and commission mer- 
chants, 5 Bowly's wf 

Moale J. C. firm of J. C. & R. H. Moale dw 60 n 
Charles 

tMoales Chas. carter, Front near Pitt 

Mockebee Zach. labourer, Tyson near Richmond 

I Molray John, tailor, 3 Mercer near Calvert 

i Moffitt mrs E. grocer, cor of Water and High 
Moffitt mrs H. milliner, cor of Forest and Ensor 
Moffitt mrs Ann, boarding house, 7 South 

j Moffitt John, seacapt. Granby stnear Harford run 
Moffitt Noah, merchant, 58 s Calvert 
Moffitt Wm. blacksmith, Montgomery near Light 
Moffitt Joseph, weaver. Pierce w of Pine 

1 Moffitt Thos. Hoffman w of Ross 

j Mohler Jacob, proprietor of the steam factory, 26 

! Harrison 

I Monchan John, labourer, Baltimore w of Pearl 
^ Money Francis, weaver, Forest s of the Penitentiary 
Monk Geo. clerk, Exeter n of Water 
Monks Wm. Happy al n end 
tMolason Henry, labourer, Pine s of Franklin 
I tMollason Barbara, Paul s of Saratoga 

Monkur John C. S. (M. D.) 63 Ann 
^ Monmonier Francis, grocer and ship joiner, cor of 
Gough st and Happy al 
Monmonier mrs M. Ann s of Fleet 
tMonpancea Fanny, Green s of Franklin 
Monroe John, tailor, 34 s High 
'Monsarrat mrs Ann, Caroline near Pratt 
j 'Monsarrat Nichl apothecary, 150 w Baltimore 

iMontague Samuel, hatter, 86 s Charles 
' (Monteith I. 8f R. jewellers, 144 Baltimore 
Montgomery Rachael, huckster, 9 Union al 
fMontgomery Nathan, carter, Market n of Lancaster 
[Montgomery Martin, Spring st s end 
tMonts:omery Becky, Alice Anna st near Argyle al 

229 



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MatcheWs Baltimore 



tMontgomery Rosetta, Spring near Fleet 

Montier mrs Ann, tailoress, 10 n Gay 

Moody I. cordwainer, Aisquith st nearHulPs lane 

Moody Robert, carpenter, 20| n Gay 

Moody Wm. teacher, over the New Market engine 
N Eutaw st 

Mooney Wm. weaver, Preston w of Ross 

fMoody Wm. Hawk near Concord 

Moon Edward, victualler, 18 Penn. avE side 

Moon Mary, seamstress, 50 Fleet 

Mooney mrs Eliza, L Hughes w of Light 

Mooney James, grocer, Penn. av n of Preston st 

Moon mrs Mary, Eutaw n end 

Moore John R. of the firm of Jacob Albert & Co. dw 
Lexington e of Howard 

Moore mrs Catharine, seamstress, Wilk e of Caro- 
line 

Moore capt. John, 61 High 
Moore Sarah, 39 Albermarle 

Moore Philip, president of Franklin Bank, and clerk 
of the district of Maryland, dw cor of Baltimore 
and Pinkney 

Moore John, weaver, Jefferson e of Aisquith 

Moore Samuel, weaver, 76 Harrison 

Moore Henry, merchant, 58 s Frederick, dw Ais- 
quith between Holland and Orleans 

Moore Stephen, Holliday s of Bath 

Moore James, of the firm of Sinclair and Moore, dw 
Sharp between Camden and Pratt 

Moore Thomas, plane maker, George e of Pine 

Moore mrs E. grocer, Light st whf 

Moore B. P. of the firm of W. W. & B. P. Moore, 
dw 123 Hanover 

Moore J. R. of the firm of Jacob Albert & Co. dw 
Lexington e of Howard 

Moore George, boot and shoe maker^ 43 Howard 

Moore Horatio, woolen manufacturer, L. Pleasant b 
of Park 

Moore John, justice of the peace, Water, e of Fre- 
derick st 

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Director, 1829. 



MOR 



Moore Robert, tavern keeper, Water w of Concord 
Moore Anthony, fruiterer, Water w of market space 
Moore mrs Priscilla, 14 New Church 
Moore Isaiah, cordwainer, Bottle al w of Eutaw st 
Moore A. cordwainer. Bayard st. near Strawberry al 
Moore Thomas, fruiterer, 33 Water st 
Moore H. painter & glazier, Lexington w of Liberty 
Moore Philip, clerk of the circuit and district courts 
of the United States for the Maryland district, 
office basement story of Masonic Hall, Court 
house lane, dw Market st / p 
Moore W. W. & B. P. druggists, 200 w Balti more 
Moore W. W. firm of do. dw'l31 s Charles st 
Moore B. P. firm of do. dw 123 Hanover st 
Moore Wm. sea captain, 13 Fell st 
Moore Wm. mate, 22 Thames st 
Moore Henry, mariner, 9 Lancaster st 
Moore S. victualler, Hamstead hill, n of b Baltimore 
Moore mrs Marg. French, w of Potter st 
Moore J. labourer. Crook's back row, Monument st 
Moore Col. S. brick manufacturer, dwl33s Charles 
Moore mrs Mary, Charles, n of Montgomery st 
Moore James, carpenter, 98 s Sharp st 
Moore John, bricklayer, Pearce, e of Cove st 
Moore Henry, painter and glazier, 16 Park st 
Moore mrs Marg. Eutaw, s of Saratoga st 
t Moore Cyrus, porter, Eutaw, s of Barre 
fMoore Daniel, drayman, Howard, near Camden st 
fMoore Hannah, laundress, Eutaw, s of Camden 
fMoore Hannah, Happy al. near Wilk st 
fMoore George, waiter, East, n of Douglass 
Moorehead John, weaver, Cove, near Saratoga st 
'Mooreheiser Philip, feed store, Franklin, w of How- 
ard St. dw Pennsylvania avenue 
Mopps Wesley, carpenter, Liberty, near Saratoga 
Mopps John W. carpenter, Liberty, near Saratoga 
Mopps Adam, carpenter, Calvert, w of Saratoga 
Mopps Wm. cordwainer, 112 n Exeter st 
Moran Michael, carpenter. Comet, near Aisquith st 
' Moran Richard, meal seller, Holland, near Eden st 
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MatcheWs Baltimore 



Moran Gabriel, plasterer. Sharp, near Hill st 
Moran Richard, meal seller, cor of Eden & Holland 
Morgan Edward, Aisquith, n of Pitt st 
Morgan Thomas, potter, lOO Pitt st 
Morgan Robert C. grocer, 39 Centre M space 
Morgan Joseph, dealer in second hand clothing, 27 s 
Frederick st 

Morgan Michael, oyster house. Light, near Pratt st 
Morgan Jesse, brushmaker, 56 s Howard st 
Morgan John S. accountant. Franklin Bank, dw Ex- 
eter, N of Water st 
Morheiser Philip, grocer, 22 PennsyPa av 
Morling Wm. H. saddle and harness maker, 25 Cen- 
tre Market space 
Morriarte John, scrivener, Exeter, s of French st 
Morrin James, collector, 22 n High st 
fMorrell R. laundress. Strawberry al. near Wilk st 
Morris Thos. C. ship joiner. Fell, near Ann st 
Morris Joseph, watchman, Baltimore, e of Eden st 
Morris and Egenton, French burr mill stone and plas- 
, ter of Paris manufacturers, Falls av. near Pratt 
street bridge, and corner of Paca and Saratoga 
sts. n of the Lexington market, dw Pratt, e of 
the bridge. See advertisement. 
Morris Owen, brush factory, 1 n Howard, dw cor of 

Paca st and Dutch alley 
Morris Wm. rigger, 3 Philpot st 
Morris Henry, M. D. cor of Market and Alice Anna 

St. dw FelPs st 
Morris James, tailor, Exeter, n of Hillen st 
Morris, J. B. president of the bank of Maryland, 16 
South st 

Morris Isaac, blacksmith, Charles, s of Montgomery 
Morris Rev. John G. pastor of the English Lutheriaa 

Church, dw 6 w Lexington st 
Morris M. cordwainer. Franklin, w of Chatsworth st 
Morris Wm. and Geo. and Co. merchants, 2 Lorman 

row, Hanover st 
Morrison Jesse, ship carpenter, 114 Wolf, near Fleet 
Morrison John, rigger, 26 Philpot st 

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MOS 



Morrison oirs Sarah, Argyle al. s of Alice Anna st 
Morrison mrs E. shopkeeper, ne cor Orleans & Short 
Morrison mrs Ann, boarding house, nw cor of Cal- 
vert and Pleasant sts 
Morrison Jesse, ship carpenter, William street, near 

Watchman and Bratt's foundry- 
Morrison Giles, grocer and baker, se corner of Wa- 
ter and Grant sts 
Morrison Wm. merchant, Bovvly's whf, dvv 81 Front 
Morrison David, clerk. Potter, s of French st 
Morrison mrs Priscilla, tailoress, East, n of Douglass 
Morrison mrs Marg. Hillen, w of East st 
Morrison James, ladies' shoemaker, 1 1 Harrison st 
Morrison miss Sarah, fancy dress maker, 94 n Liberty 
Morrison Rev. George, Richmond, e of Park st 
tMorrison J. labourer, Potter st. near Halfmoon al 
Morrow miss Mary Ann, fancy dress and pelisse mak- 
er, 1 5 E Baltimore st 
Morrow Robt. carpenter. High st. n of Necessity al 
Morrow John, carpenter, Lee, w of Hanover st 
Morrow George, weaver, Pearce, w of Pine st 
Morrow Wm. tailor, Pratt, w of Market st 
Morsell John, cordwainer, Montgomery, e of Charles 
Mortimer mrs. Rebecca, York, near Light st 
Mortimer Susan, seamstress. Low ext. near Aisquith 
Mortimore John, porter, Short st. near Short alley 
Mortimore mrs Marg. cor of Fawn st. & Bishop's al 
Morton mrs Jane, 38 Alice Anna, near Ann st 
Morton Francis, Cross, w of William st 
Morton S. cotton manufacturer, Eutaw, s of Saratoga 
Morton Alfred, commission merchant, 16 s Charles, 

dw Exeter, near Baltimore st 
Morton George C. merchant, 40 s Gay, dw Charles, 

opposite Pleasant st 
Mosher James, surveyor of the port of Baltimore, 

dw Fayette, w of St Paul's st 
Mosher Wm. M. D. Fayette, w of St. Paul's st 
Mosho Chr. cigar maker, 108 n Eutaw st 
Moss David, ship carpenter, Lancaster, w of Ann st 
tMoss Cinthia, laundress, Caroline, n of Gough st 

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MatcheWs Baltimore 



Most Henry, cabinet maker, 61 Centre M space 

Mott Rachel, grocer, 49 n Gay st 

Mott Joshua, lime store, 49 n Gay st 

Mott Wm. boot & shoe maker, North, n of Saratoga 

fMoulden W. mariner, ne corner of Dock alley and 

Balderston st 
Mouncy Thomas, plasterer, 80 w Pratt st 
Mountgarrett Thomas, cooper, Ruxton, near Charles 
Mountain John, Hillen, e of Exeter st 
Mounts Barney, Union, e of Pennsyl'a av 
Mowbray James, cooper, Gough, s of Granby st 
Mowell Peter, carpenter. Cross, w of William st 
Mowton John, agent for the gas light company, d\v 

Centre, near Calvert st 
Moxley Basil, ship carpenter, Caroline, near Pratt 
Moxley Thomas, carpenter, nw corner of Eutaw st 

and Peace alley 
Mozer John A. drayman, Camden, w of Eutaw st 
Muckelroy John, victualler, Hamstead hill, Guest st. 

N of e Baltimore st 
Mudge Wm. carpenter, 10 Mercer st 
Mules Samuel, cordwainer, Pearl, n of Baltimore st 
Mules Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 7 Front st 
Mull Sarah, Moore's lane, rear of Ross st 
Mullan miss Mary, fancy store, 54 w Lexington st 
Mullan James, drayman, Patterson, s of Pratt st 
Mullen Thomas, coach and harness maker. High st. 

s of Hillen 

Mullen mrs Mary, Exeter st. n of Necessity alley 
Mullen Peter, weaver, Pearce, w of Pine st 
Mullen mrs Rachel, teacher, Lombard, near Hanover 
Mullen Thomas, clerk. Potter, s of French st 
Mullen Jonathan, labourer. Crook's back row, Monu- 
ment st 

Mullen Peter, w^eaver, Pearce, w of Pine st 
Mulley J. M, ladies' shoemaker, Park st. near Dutch 

alley 

Mullikin O. W. teacher, Baltimore, e of Cove st 
Mulligan Patrick, carter, Liberty al. near Fall st 
MuUer Lewis, constable, Harford run, s of Baltimore 



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Mullikin Wm.H. cabinet maker, Forest, Nof Ensor 

Mullikin X P. carpenter, Mulberry, w of Calvert 

Mullikin Edw, printer, Douglass, near East st 

Mullikin Rignal, Paca, s of Camden st 

MuUiken Osborne W. teacher, Baltimore, e of Cove 

fMullikin Adam, 4 Strawberry alley 

Mumma Samuel, victualler, York av 

Mummey Geo. victualler, Harford av 

Mi^imey Joshua, superintendent of sweeps, dw Hol- 

liday, s of Pleasant st 
Mummey, Meredith and Co. wholesale dry goods 

merchants, 246 w Baltimore st 
Munce Wm. labourer, Caroline, bet. Fleet Sr Wilk 
Muncks Andrew, su2:ar refiner, w Baltimore, w of 

Paca, and 28i Baltimore, dw George st. w of 

Pennsyl'a .'.v 

Munday Wm. circulating library and bgokseller, nw 

cor of Howard st. and Wagon alley 
Munder Charles F. baker, 23 sl^iberty st 
Munjar R. mantua maker, Charles, near Baltimore st 
tMunk Aquilla, caulker, Fleet, e of Caroline st 
Munros John, rigger, 25 Fleet, e of Bond st 
Munroe Henry, Wacksmith, Water, w of the bridge 
Munroe John, tailor, 34 s High st 
Munroe Nathan, clock and watch maker, and opti- 
cian, 222 Baltimore st. dw 95 Hanover st 
Murdoch Wm. F. and A. dry goods merchants, 12 
s Charles st 

Murdoch Wm. F. firm of W. F. & A. dw 8 s Charles 
Murdoch A. firm of W, F. and A. dw Pleasant, be- 
tween St Paul's and Charles sts 
Murdoch Richard, blacksmith, 97 n Howard st 
B'lurney Michael, grocer, Ross, e of Paca st 
Murphy David, weaver. Mulberry, near Cove st 
Murphy Jane, Bank, w of Wolf st 
Murphy mrs Joanna, Spring, near Wilk st 
Murphy John N.city commissioner, Water st. near 
Harford run 

Murphy James, grocer, Tyson, near Richmond st 
Murphy mrs Ann, Peace alley, w of Charles st 
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Murphy John, weaver, Preston, w of Ross st 
Murphy John, apothecary, 69 Bond st 
Murphy Thos. L. (M. D ) Caroline, s of Pratt st 
Murphy Wm. sea captain, Harford run, n of Bank st 
Mui phy mrs Mary, French st. Crook's front row 
Murphy Thomas, firm of Dobbin, Murphy & Bose, 

dw 25 Front 
Murphy Jesse, Ensor st. near Harford av 
Murphy J. sea captain, Hull's lane, w of Aisquith st 
Murphy Hugh, labourer, Monument, near Gay st 
Murphy Wm. carpenter. Water, e of Exeter st 
Murphy mrs Christiana, Mulberry near Park 
tMui phy N. labourer. Grape al n of Lexington st 
Murray Maria laundress, Maiden lane near East st 
Murray Francis, constable, Gay, inters, of Asquith st 
Murray William H. cashier of the Mechanics' bank 

of Baltimore, dw e Bait w of Harfod run 
Murray E. cordwainer, Tripolet's al n of Second st 
Murray Margaret, Montgomery st 
Murray Jas. grocery and liquor store, 52 s Charles 
Murray W.A. cordwainer. Mulberry, s w of Howard 
Murray mrs M. fancy dress maker, 197i w Baltimore 
Murray Owen, paver, Beuren near Madison 
Murray P. cordwainer, Charles sts of Primrose al 
Murray mrs Lucy C. 15 New Church st 
Murray F. cordwainer, Dutch al e of Eutaw st 
iMurray Nancy, laundress, cor ^^'ater & Grant 
tMurray Aaron, boot black, Addison w of High 
tMurray Samuel, labourer, Pearce e of Pine 
tMurray Aaron, barber, 24 South st 
JMurray Robert, fiddler, Potter st near Necessity al 
jMurray George, labourer, Forest n of Douglass 
JMurray Alexander, waiter, Salisbury e of Exeter 
tMurray Levi, sw cor L Pleasant st and Chapel al 
Museum and Gallery of the Fine Arts, Baltimore, R. 
Peale, proprietor, nw cor of Baltimore and Cal- 
vert See advertisement, 
Muschett W. merchant, dw Mulberry near Charles 
Musgrove Andrew, cooper, Gough n of Stiles 
tMussey Peter, labourer, Lerew's al near Franklin st 

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Mutchan Geo. waterman. Cross w of William 
Muth Philip, baker and grocer, nw corner Charles 
and Pratt 

Myerdricks John P. confectioner, Prati wof Charles 

Myers Jacob, Pearce w of Pearl st 

Myers Jacob jun. tailor, cor Bond &, Thames, dw 

Shakspeare 
Myers mrs. Catharine, Potter near Gay 
Myers Elizabeth, shop keeper. Forest n of Douglass 
Myers Stephen, tailor, 36 Park st 
Myers Jesse, clerk, Pearl s of Lexington 
Myers Elizabeth, Penn av near Hoffman st 
Myers P. painter and glazier, Rock s of Saratoga 
Myers Henry, China merchant, 53 e Baltimore, dvr 

1 8 N Frederick 
Myers J. agent for carpet warehouse, 210 w Balti- 
more, dw Pearl near Lexington 
Myers Jacob, sen. merchant tailor, 21 Bond 
Myers Nicholas, sea captain, 107 Bond 
Myers Wilferd, victualler, Wilk near Spring 
Myers mrs Ann, silk stock maker, 1 1 1 n High 
Myers Jacob, painter, 10 Potter st 
Myers mrs Ellen, Beuren s of Falls st 
Myers William, Granby e of Exeter 
Myers J. J. se cor Hanover and Conway 
Myers Thomas, brickmaker, 140 Sharp 
Myers Jacob, victualler, Penn av n of Hoffman 
Myers O. Peace al e of Eutaw st 
Myers Charles, Biddle e of Penn av 
Myers J. & Son, tobacco and snuff factory, 55 South 
Myers Jacob, firm of J. Myers & Son, dw Calvert 

s of Saratoga 
fMyers Sarah, Spring n of Baltimore 
fMyers Daniel, waterman. Spring near Gough 
fMyers Robert, carter, Caroline n of Bank 
fMyers Nathan, drayman, Potter near Low 
JMyers Priscilla, laundress, Liberty near Baltimore 
fMyers Jeremiah, labourer, Eutaw near Lee 
fMyers Richard, Bond near Pinkney 
Myles Z. glass and China merchant, 118 n Howard 

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l^ABB JOHN, sea captain, Caroline s of Pratt 
Nabb Susan, seamstress, 6 n Lancaster 
tNadine C. labourer, nw cor Howard st & Welcome al 
Naff John H. book auctioneer, 10 s Charles, d\v 

Mulberry one door e of Charles 
Nagle mrs Catharine, Columbia st S side 
Naidig Rev. John, rector of Otterbine's church, dw con- 
way N side E of sharp 
Nailer Cecilia, Franklin st extended, Franklin row 
tNailer Jacob, labourer, French st N side, near high st 
iNailer Maria, laundress, Potter E side N of Douglass 
jNantz John, inspector of customs, 72 S High 
Nash Ephraim, custom house boatmen, dw Sugar al S 

side E of Charles st 
jNathan Dane, waiter. Mulberry S side E of Pearl 
Naylor Priscilla, Franklin row, w of Chatsworthst 
Neal Mrs. Barbara, Liberty E side S of Saratoga 
Neal John, Hatter Forrest E side, N of Douglass 
Neal Wm. & Jos. booksellers, & stationers, 174, W, 

Baltimore st dw N Liberty, E side near Saratoga 
Neal F. of the firm of Pike & Neal, d w S Charles s;t 
Neal Richard, Spring S side S of Pratt 
jNeal Richard, drayman, S. Charles E side near Hill 
Neall Jas. G. bricklayer, Charles, E side near Henrietta 
Neale Catharine, Strawberry al s of Wilk st 
Neale James, rope store, 72 Bov/ly's whf. dw S E cor- 
ner of Charles and West 
Nebalin Lewis, glass blower, near the Glass House 
Needham Asa, merchant, 28 Light st whf. dw Hanover 

between Barre & Lee 
Needles Jno. manufacturer of cabinet furniture, 54 Han- 
over dw 55 Hanover 
Needles Edward, chairmaker, 55 Hanover 
jNeedles Mary, 62 Happy alley 
jNeedes Joseph, labourer, L. German near Howard 
Neff'& Bird, fancy hardware store, 108 Baltimore st 
, Neff P. firm of Neff & Bird, dw. Fayette near Calvert 
Neid J. millstone manufacturer, Eden s of e Baltimore 
Neighbours Henry, ship carpenter 26 Fleet st 
Neil Jos. C. O. carpenter. Mercer near Calvert st 
Neill Mrs. Mary C, dw E Water N side E of Exeter 
Neilson John, weaver, Harford avenue N side m 

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Neilson Robe: t, firm of R. D. Burns & Neilson, dw sharp 
S of Camden 

Neimeyer Harman, house carpenter, Sharp, W side N 
of Lee 

Nelson Robert, printer, French N side W of Potter 
Neilson Horatio, cutlery & surgical instrument maker, 

8 Hanover dw corner of S Gay & Second sts 
Neilson Mrs. Mary, Milliner, Camden Ssirle W of Sharp 
Neilson T. labourer, Monument st Crook's back row 
Neilson George, clerk, HoUiday e side opposite Pleasant 
Neilson Mrs. C aroline, broading house. Monument 
square, N of Fayette 
j Neilson William, Camden S side near Howard 
I Neilson Joseph, clerk Saratoga, S side W of Cove 
j Neilson Thos. N. proprietor of the commercial news & 
1 reading room, Exchange Buildings, dw Exeter E 
j side N of Stiles 
jNelson Wm. blacksmith, Wilk near Pinkney 
jNelson Joseph, boot black. German N side W of Green 
Nenninger J. B. professor of music, Courtland n of 
Lexington 

Nesbit Alexander, associate Judge of the City Court, dw 

N Calvert E side S of Saratoga 
Ness Samuel, sugar refiner, Hanover place, dw 63 Sharp 

near Camden 
Nettles John, carter. Hill N side E of Sharp 
Nevins Rev'd. William, pastor of the first Presbyterian 

church, dw North st. near the. O H. Free School 
jNewbern John, sawyer. Spring E side N of E Balto: st 
New Jerusalem Church, rev John Hargrove pastor, SW 

corner of Baltimore & Exeter sts 
Newell John, grocer S W corner Forrest and Douglass* 
Newell Dan'l. hack driver. Pierce, W of Pine 
jNewell Ellen, laundress. Union N side E of Penn av 
Newman Jacob, grocery, W Baltimore, S side W of Pine 
Newman George, H & A merchants, 82 Bowly's wharf 
Newman Lawson, carpenter, s Exeter v^ side N of Wilk 
Newman George, H. of the firm of George H & A New- 
man dw Lexington, near Charles 
Newman J. piano forte maker, ne cor Pine st&Park lane 
New Market Fire Company, Eutaw near Saratoga 
Newbell John D. cordwainer, Mulberry w of Park 
Newton William, comb maker, Sarah Ann, w of Cove 

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Newton Thomas, boot and shoe maker, Green s of 
Saratoga 

Newton T. W. turner and machinist, 14 e Fayette 
Newton mrs E. shop keeper, Saratoga w of Rock 
fNewton Isaac, labourer, Light st extended 
Nice Mary, tailoress, Ensor st near Harford av 
Nice David, Bond n of Wilk 
Nicholas T. iron foundry, William w of Hughes 
fNicholas C. Columbia w of Chatsworth run 
tNicholas H. labourer, Columbia w of Chatsworth run 
NichoU Thomas, brick layer, Caroline n of Wilk 
Nicholas John Spear, attorney at law, office in Law 

Institute South st 
Nicholas mrs Sarah, 13 s Calvert 
Nicholas mrs Sarah, laundress, Harford av w side 
Nicholl Andrew, Preston w of Ross 
NichoU Wm. plasterer, Pratt st near Strawberry al 
Nicholl Thos. brick layer, Caroline n of Wilk 
Nichols David, carpenter, Light n of Henrietta 
Nichols Charles, office 4 Fayette, dw cor of Hano- 
ver and Conway 
tNichols Sarah, laundress. Primrose al w of Light st 
fNichols Jeremiah, mariner. Bank w of Spring 
tNichols Joseph, labourer,N Howard, op alms house 
Nicholson Louis, rigger, 15 Thames 
Nicholson Ann, shop keeper. Wolf s of Fleet 
Nicholson John, exchange broker, office 18 Second 

dw Aisquith n of Pitt 
Nicholson William, Aisquith n of Pitt 
Nicholson C. boot and shoe maker, 54 n Gay 
Nicholson Jacob C. carpenter, n Gay n of Front 
Nicholson James M. attorney at law, 3 Athenaeum 
Nicholson Thos. carpenter. Wagon al e of Eutaw st 
Nicholson Charles, ship carpenter, Philpot e of 

Patterson's wharf 
Nicholson Jas. D. engraver, Calvert n of Baltimore 
Nicholson John, grocery and feed store, 48 Light 
fNicholson Adam, waiter. Pierce w of Pearl 
Nickerson Charles V. engraver and copperplate prin- 
ter, corner of Sharp and Barnet 
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Nicolet Julian, watch and clock maker, 45 Centre 

market space 
NicoU David, stone mason, French 
Nieber Harman, cooper, Camden, w of Charles 
Nickson John, meal merchant, York av 
Nigh Samuel, carpenter, Peace al w of Pearl 
Nightingale Samuel, hardware merchant, 3 s Liberty 
Niles Hezekiah & Son, proprietors of the Weekly 

Register, Water near South 
Niles Willian O. firm of do. dw Second 
Niles H. firm of do. dw St. Paul's s of Mulberry 
Nimmo William R. teacher, dwHigh n of Granby 
tNimmer Absay, Peace al e of Eutaw 
Ninde J. chronometer and watch maker, 7 s Gay 
Nippard mrs Mary, seamstress, cot Eden and Ham- 
stead Hill sts 
Nippard Michael, Orleans st e of Harford run 
Niving Thomas, carpenter, Lombard w of Eutaw 
Noble R. machinist, 3 Mercer 
I Noble Alexander, dyer and scourer, Harford av 

Noblet Anthony, clothing store, 48 C M space 
' fNoel John barber, under Wheatfield inn, n Howard 

Nogel Jacob, cordwainer, Hillen near High 
' Nogle Joseph, cordwainer, 3 Pine 
Nogel mrs C. Columbia st e of Chatsworth run 
Nolte John, ivory and wood turner, 52 Harrison 
Norman T. sea captain, 6 Waterloo row, n Calvert 
Norris Aquilla, cordwainer L Hamstead 
Norris James, lumber inspector, Granby st w of 

Harford run 
Norris mrs Sarah H. 50 Hanover 
Norris Lloyd, firm of Tyson & Norris, dw Hanover 
; N of Barre 
Norris Lloyd M. flour merchant, 20 Franklin, dw 

Richmond near Tyson 
Norris Elizabeth, laundress, French al e of Charles st 
' Norris William & Son, wholesale dry goods mer- 
chants, 201 w Baltimore 
Norris J. carpenter, Franklin row w of Chatsworth «t 

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Norris William, of the firm of W. Norris & Son, dw 

Pascault's row, Lexington st 
Norris Richard & Co. hardware merchants, 216 w 

Baltimore 

Norris R. firm of R. Norris & Co. dw 69 n Charles 
Norris Richard, firm of George Baily & Co. dw Sa- 
ratoga between Charles and Liberty 
Norris T. A. & Co. merchants, 256 w Baltimore 
Norris W.B. firm of T. A. Norris &Co. dw Charles 

3d door from Franklin 
Norris Lloyd M. & Co. grocers and produce mer- 
chants, 20 Franklin 
Norris Lloyd, firm of M. Norris & Co. dw Rich- 
mond, E of Tyson 
Norris Edward, cordwainer, cor Happy al Wilk st 
Norris John B. tobacconist. Park n of Lexington 
Norris Thomas, clerk, Paca 1 door s of Elbow lane 
Norris Ethelbert D. clerk, Saratoga w of Eutaw 
Norris Benjamin, cordwainer, Baltimore e of Pine 
"Norris Rob't, white washer. Wine al near Light st 
"Norris Jacob, grain measurer, G Hughes 
JNorris Ephraim, labourer, Saratoga w of Park 
^forth Edward, watchman, Fleet st near Happy al 
Norwood mrs Mary, milliner, cor Pine and Franklin 
Norwood J. L. painter, nw cor Castle al ^ Fleet st 
Norwood John, grocery, Saratoga e of Cove 
Notherman George, shoe, boot and hat store, 22 Cen- 
tre market space, dw 67 Exeter 
Nottage John, cor Bank st and Happy al 
Nouvelle mrs Mary, 38 s Charles 
Nowland Lambert, accountant. Sharp n of Lee 
Nugent Neal, proprietor of livery stable, dw Water 

w of Frederick 
Nulton mrs Maria, Lloyd near e Water 
Nussear, Sebastian, cordwainer, 39 w Fayette 
Nussear Jesse, cordwainer, 39 w Fayette 
Numsen William, baker, Pratt w of Hanover 
JNutler Dennis, Carpenter's al near Howard 
Nutter Frank, labourer, Argyle al near Wilk st 

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Oberyw. mariner, Shakspeare st. opp. Apple al 
Obrey William, mariner, Alice Anna w of Bond 
O'Brien Lucius, F. X. O. (M. D.) 1 1 1 Bond st 
O'Brien James, hatter, 55 Harrison st 
O'Brien mrs Martha, tailoress, 66 Centre M space 
O'Bryan M. cordwainer, Hollingsvvorth near Water 
O'Bryan Hugh, collector, 57 n Liberty 
O'Bryan Patrick, chemist, Pratt w of Green 
O'Bryan Bridget, 71 Albermarle, s of Pratt st 
Ochelbaugh mrs Elizabeth, Eutavv, n of Conway st 
Ockerman Cath. shop keeper, Franklin, e of Eutaw 
O'Connor Eugene, teacher, Baltimore, e of Spring s 
O'Connor Daniel, market dealer, 51 Front st 
O'Connor Marg. shop keeper, Ruxton, w of Light st 
O'Connor mrs'Cath. 3 Shakspeare st 
tOculi Victor, barber, 9 Centre M space 
O'Donnell mrs Sarah C. Pascault's row, Lexington st 
O'Donnell James, stone cutter, Lt German, w of 
Sharp st 

O'Donnell Bartley, Holliday, n of Bath st 
O'Donnell B. Bishop's alley, s of Pratt st 
O'Donnell Barney, grocer, ne cor of Frederick and 

Pratt St. dw cor of Water and Frederick sts 
O'Donovan John H. (M. D.) Franklin, e of Howard 
Office of the Clerk of the circuit and district courts 
of the United States, for the Maryland district, 
in the basement story of the Masonic Hall, Phi- 
lip Moore, clerk 
Office of the Baltimore and Susquehanna Rail Road 
Company, second story of the sw cor of North 
and Lexington sts. Geo. Winchester, president 
Office of Discount and Deposit, n wing of the Ex- 
change buildings, sw cor of Gay and Second sts 
Offutt John, plasterer, Gay, near Aisquith st 
Ogden Nathan J. cordwainer, Crook's back row. 

Monument st 
Ogden Jonathan, 10 New Church st 
Ogden Joseph J. conveyancer, 91 Green st 
Ogle Wm. carpenter, Eutaw, n of Pratt st 
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Ogle James, painter, Eutaw, n of Pratt st 

Ogle A. S. bricklayer & plasterer. Bait, e of Cove st 

tOgle Samuel, labourer, Liberty al. near the jail 

bgston John, Exeter, s of Salisbury st 

O'Hara John A. grocery and liquor store, French, 

near Potter st 
O'Heare J. grocer and feed store, Gay, w of Forest 
Oil Cloth Carpet manufactory. High, vv of Water st. 

Denison, Conain and Co. proprietors See adver. 
O'Laray Edvv. carter, Argyle al. near Lancaster st 
O'Keef Daniel, grocer, corner of Apple alley and 

Lancaster st 

O'Laughlin L. ornamental painter, East, s of Hillen 
O'Laughlin mrs Catharine, Harford av 
O'Laughlin John, boot and shoemaker, 45 n Gay 
Olden mrs Susan, corner of Fayette and Liberty sts 
Oldfield, Trull & Co. general commission merchants, 

6 s Charles st 
Oldfield T. W. of the firm of Oldfield, Trull and Co. 

d\v 6 Waterloo row 
Oldham Joseph, cooper, Mercer, near Light st 
Oldham John, chair maker, 40 South st 
Oldham James, saddle tree maker, Douglass, w of 

Aisquith st 

Oldham John W. Douglass, w of Aisquith st 

Oldham John, chair maker, 49 South st 

O'^Laughlin Michael L.&Co. house, sign and orna- 
mental painters, 4 Holiday st. >S'ee odvertisernent 

Oliver Hibernian Free School, John Haslett, teach- 
er Male department. North, s of Saratoga st 

Oliver Robert, 8 s Gay st 

Oliver Wm. weaver, Richmond, near Tyson st 

Oliver Wm. sea captain, Eutaw, s of Favette st 

Oli ver mrs Catharine, Peace allev, e of Eutaw st 

fOliver Noye, labourer, Wiik, e of Caroline st 

fOliver Wm. labourer, Ensor st ext 

Ollenbaugh Janet, cooper, sw corner of New st. and 
LoniT alley 

Olmiei Sopliia, Caroline, near Pratt st 

Onduch HeiiFy, comb maker, Baltimore, e of Cove 



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O'Neal Michael, cordvvainer, se corner of Fleet aa^^ 
Caroline sts 

O'Neal Roger, accountant, near Watchnian and 

Bratt's foundry 
O'Neal Daniel, labourer, Cross, near Johnson st 
O'Neill Ambrose, tavern and grocery, nvv corner of 

French and Front sts 
O'Neill nirs Mary, tailoress, Pearce, e of Cove st 
O'Neill mrs Jane, Cowpen alley, near Liberty st 
O'Neill John, blacksmith, cor of Holliday & Centre 
O'Neill James, boot and shoemaker, 22 e Pratt st 
O'Neill John, blacksmith, corner of Centre and Hol- 
liday sts 

Onion Corbin, teacher. Gay, n of Forest st 
Onion mrs Juliet, 96 Pitt st 
Onion mrs Elizabeth, Potter, n of Gay st 
Oob Law^rence, cordvvainer. Fleet, w of Market st 
Oram mrs. Wagon alley, vv of Park st 
Oram Isaiah, labourer, Argyle al. near Alice Anna st 
Oram Joshua, ladies' shoemaker. Wagon alley, e of 
Howard st 

Oram John, bricklayer, Saratoga, e of Park st 

Oram Hugh, labourer, Lt Hughes, near Light st 

fOram Toby, caulker, Apple al. near Alice Anna st 

Orbin mrs Cath. Charles st. near the rope walk 

Orchard Cath. seamstress, Henrietta, e of Charles st 

O'Reilley Hugh, grocer, se cor of Pine and Pearce 

Orem Hugh, Pratt, near the bridge 

Ormslay John, baker, Guilford alley, e of Charles st 

Orndorf John H. flour merchant, 272 Baltimore st 

Orr Adam, blacksmith, 5 French st 

lOrrell Francis, cordwainer, HulPs lane 

Orrick mrs Sarah, seamstress, over 2 1 Commerce st 

Osborn Rev. Trueman, 120 n Eutaw st 

Osborne James, second hand clothing store. Second 

St. w of Centre Market space 
Osborne Joseph, carpenter, corner of New Church st 

and Crooked lane 
Osborne Susan, huckster, 14 Commerce 
Osgodly Tbos, Baltimore st e of Booth's nursery 

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Osbourn Isaac, labourer, Potter n of Douglass 
tOsbourn Betsey, rear of Bath e of Davis 
Osbourn Wm. blacksmith, Happy al n of Gough st 
Osgood Sf Co. merchants, 49 s Gay 
Osgood J. W. of the firm of Gsgood & Co. dw 

Charles s of Franklin 
Osgood R. H. of the firm of Osgood Sf Co. Charles s 

of Franklin 

Osterman Jos. dry goods mercliant East n of Hillen 

Othwait mrs M. upholsterer, 50 n Gay 

Otterbine's church, Conway e of Sharp, Rev. John 

Naidig Rector 
Ottermer Fetei-, carpenter, 9 Pine 
Oudesluys mrs Harriet, confectioner, Lexington b of 

Liberty 

Ousler Edward, shoe store, Baltimore e of Green 
Owens Wm. grocer, 80 Dugan's whf 
Ovaere John F. barber, Hill w of Charles 
Overbeck Andrew, confectioner and cordial distil- 
ler, 70 N Howard 
Owens Isaac, clerk, President s of Stiles 
Owens mrs Sarah, shop keeper, High \y of Pitt 
Owens mrs Rebecca, seamstress, Barre e of Sharp 
Owens Joseph, keeper of the Maryland Penitentiary 

dw at the Penitentiary 
JOwens Richard, carter, Run al s of Lexington st 
Owings Thos. M. D. North near Lexington 
Owings S. C. distiller, Baltimore e of Chatsworth 

]PACA JAMES, cordwainer, L Hamstead e of 

Eden 

jPackley Lucy, Dutch al near Park st 
jpackwood Jas. fisherman. Bond near Lancaster 
Page mrs Mary, seamstress, York av w side 
Page mrs Mary, Pratt w of Albermarle 
fPage Cyrus, boot black, Caroline near Pratt 

jpaine tobacconist, Hillen u: of Exeter 

Paine Allen, silver plate manufacturer, cor of How- 
ard and Fayette 
tPaine Spencer, mariner. Mulberry e of Green 

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fPaine Philip, labourer. Cross s of Johnson 
Pall Wm. captain, 112 Wolf n of Fleet 
Pahnatary Allen, tailor, Camden w of Howard 
Palmer Richard, coach maker, Hillen e of Forest 
Palmer E. and T. E. merchants, 4 Bowly's vvhf 
Palmer Edward, firm of E. T. E. Palmer, dw 

Hanover n of Barre 
Palmer Thos. carver and gilder, Fayette near Calvert 
Palmer James, labourer, Pearce e of Pine 
tPamilla Rebecca, seamstress, High n of Gay 
Pamphilion W. J. carpenter, Conviray e of Sharp 
Pannell EdvUrd, merchant, 33 South 
Pannell Edw. jr. 103 Hanover 
Panorama of the Falls of Niagara, cor of Pleasaot 

and Calvert 

tParaway C. gardener. Bait, st e of Booth's nursery 
JParaway Richd. labourer, Guilford al near Light st 
jParavvay Absalom, labourer, Hill w of Sharp 
Parish Jasper, blacksmith, Union al e of Eden st 
Parker Chas. tailor. Wills near Block 
Parker Nathan, clerk, dw 20 n Gay 
Parker Thos. sea captain, 120 Wolf s of Wilk 
Parker John, mariner, Fleet w of Caroline 
Parker James, paint manufacturer, Highs of Fawn 
Parker James, dry goods merchant, 42 n Gay 
Parker Geo. victualler, Richmond near Tyson 
Parker Robt. proprietor of the three tun tavern, cor 

of Pratt and Paca 
Parker Thos. H. boot maker, Gay wof Aisquith 
Parker Gabriel, carter, cor of Alice Anna st and 

Strawberry al 
Parker &^ Slicer, coach makers, cor of Second aad 

Frederick 

Parker Geo. silversmith, Biddle al w of Ross st 
|Parker Ellen, Pearl n of Saratoga 
JParker John, labourer, Saratoga e of Cove 
I Parker Jesse, labourer, Harford av w side 
jParker Nicholas, sawyer, Park near Richmond 
JParker Caleb, labourer, Saratoga e of Cove 
tParker James, labourer, Pearce e of Pme 
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Parker Mary, Chapel al s of Mulberry st 

Parks Maybury, furniture store, cor of Exeter st 

and Necessity al 
Parks A. Pratt st opposite the Eastern Fountain 
Parks mrs Sarah, seamstress, cor of Bank st and Ar- 

g-yle al 

Parks Archibald, wood corder. Spring n of Wilk 
Parks Lloyd, carter, Holland st opposite Harford run 
Parks mrs Elizabeth, seamstress, 47 Hanover 
JParks Lloyd, sawyer, L. Pleasant e of Park 
JParks Geo. labourer, Lerew's al s oi^ulberry st 
Parks Polly, laundress, Argyle al neaflFleet st 
Parlet mrs Elizabeth, Forest w of Douglass 
Parr James, potter, Holland st near Harford run 
Parr miss Ann, milliner, 64 South 
Parr David, stone and earnhenware munufacturer, 

Eden of Baltimore, dw and store 64 South 
Parr Elisha, dealer in queens, earthen and stone ware, 

40 s Calvert 

Parrish Wm, merchant, Smitli's whf. dw Exeter if 
of Pratt 

Parrish Jacob, wheel right, Paca near Camden 
Parrish Wm. victualler, York av w side 
Parrot David, sea captain, Exeter near Salisbury 
Parrot Henry, tailor, Holland near Aisquith 
Parrot Jas. tailor, Montgomery w of Charles 
Parrot Richard, sailmaker, Lancaster, w of Ann st 
Parry Cyrus B tavern and boarding house, 69 M'El- 

derry's wharf 
Parsons mrs H. huckster. Lancaster, e of Market st 
Parsons John, accountant in the Commercial and Far- 
mers' Bank, dw Eutaw, s of Mulberry st 
Parsons mrs Marg. grocer, York, e of Charles st 
Partridge D. Caroline, sof Baltimore st 
Partridge James, printer. Gay near Baltimore st 
Partridge James, counting room, 12 Bowly's wharf, 

dw Nw cor of Hanover and Conway sts 
Pascall Eliz. Bond, near Alice Anna st 
Pascal! Peter, sea captain, 91 Bond st 
Passcay James, morocco dresser. Pine, n of Franklin 

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fPascault Peter, sawyer. Mulberry, e of Cove st 
Pastorius Samuel, grocer, Baltimore, opp. Booth ""s 

nursery 

Patapsco Refectory, s\v cor of North and Fayette sts 
I Thos. Wildey, proprietor 

Patapsco Fire Apparatus, North, near Baltimore st 
Pate Wm. P. pilot, Washington, n of Alice Anna st 
Patent Floor Cloth Manufactory, Denison, Conain & 

Co. proprietors, High, n of Water st 
Patent Rope Walk, cor of Bank st and Argyle alley 

James Ramsay, proprietor 
Patrick mrs Sarah, nw cor of Howard st & Bottle al 
Patrick John, brush maker, sw cor of Charles and 

Montgomery sts 
Patterson John, rigger, Argyle al. n of Alice Anna st 
Patterson John, paper hanger, 70 Front st 
Patterson mrs Joanna, milliner, 60 n Exeter st 
Patterson John, carpenter, Potter, near Pitt st 
Patterson John, merchant tailor, 22 South st 
Patterson Wm. and Sons, merchants, 20 South st 
Patterson mrs Ann, shop keeper, York, near Light 
Patterson J. W. and E. iron merchants, sw corner of 

Pratt and Commerce sts 
Patterson J. W. firm of J. W, and E. Patterson, dw 

cor of Hanover and Conway sts 
Patterson Edward, firm of J. W. and E. Patterson^ 

dw Baltimore, e of Eutaw st 
Patterson Joseph, Lt German, between Hanover and 

Sharp sts 

Patterson David, weaver, Pearce, w of Pine 
Patterson mrs Hannah, Caroline, n of Baltimore st 
Patterson Wm. P. Water st. w of Harford run 
Patterson mrs Catharine, Paca, s of Saratoga st 
Patterson Samuel, clerk, York, near Charles st 
Patterson David, weaver, Saratoga, w of Rock st 
Patterson James, w^eaver, Pearce, w of Pine st 
Patterson John, mariner, cor of Shakspeare & Bond 
fPatterson Joshua, labourer, Caroline, s of Gough st 
Patton mrs M. seamstress, East st. n of Halfmoou al 
Paul James, tailor, Saratoga, w of Howard st 

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Paul miss C. umbrella, silk, and oil cloth manufac o- 
ry, 4 N Liberty st 

Paul & Croach, proprietors of the Washington Mu- 
seum, 96 Baltimore See advertisement 

Paul John P. one of the proprietors of the Washing- 
ton Museum, d\v 4 n Liberty st 

Paul Isaac, accountant, Conway, vv of Eutaw st 

Pavilion Baths, F. Zimmerman, proprietor, ne cor of 
Davis and Saratoga sts 

Pawley James, jun. importer of china and glass, 31 
s Calvert st 

Payson Henry and Qo. merchants, 15 Bowly'*s whf 
Payson Henry, firm of Henry Payson & Co. dw 19 
Hanover st 

Peabody, Riggs and Co. importers of dry goods, 208 

w Baltimore st 
fPea James, sawyer. Block, near Will st 
t Peach Sam. labourer, Homespun al. rear of Sharp st 
Peacheys W. T. and T. G. saddlers. Light st. dvv 25 

N High st 

Peacock Wm. ship carpenter, Argyle alley, k of Lan- 
caster st 

Peacock Samuel, cordwainer, Beuren, near the jail 
Peacock Thos, w^eaver, Sarah Ann, e of Cove st 
Peacock Wm. cordwainer, Wilk, e of Higli st 
Peacock Ingram, Pratt, e of Hanover st 
Peadencup Wm. sawyer, Uhler's al. e of Hanover st 
Peale Reubens, naturalist and proprietor of the Bal- 
timore Museum, nw cor of Baltimore and Cal- 
vert sts. See advertisement 
Peal Martha Ann, shop keeper, Happy alley 
Pearce Richard D. market dealer, Baltimore st. e of 

Booth's nursery 
Pearce E. coppersmith. Maiden lane near Aisquith st 
Pearce Charles, commission merchant, 86 Bowly^s 

wharf, dw nw cor of Courtland Pleasant sts 
Pearce Robert, ship carpenter, Bank st. opposite tbe 

Catholic church 
Pearce Wm. Forest, n of Douglass st 
Pearce John, miller, 21 Harrisons! 

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Pearce Nath. commission merchant, 4 Commerce st 
j fPearce Jacob, labourer. Short al. s of Jefferson st 
t Pearce George, mariner, Strawberry al. near Bank st 
Pearson Joseph, furrier and hatter, 260 w Baltimore 
Pearson Henrietta, seamstress, sugar al. w of Light st 
Pearson Enoch, Camden, e of Sharp st 
' Pearson Samuel, sea captain, 93 Ann 
Pearson mrs Mary Ann, seamstress, Caroline near 
Pratt 

Pearson Thos. tanner, Ensor w of East 
JPearson Wm. sawyer. Wolf s of Wilk 
Pease Christopher, cooper, Eager al w of Franklia 
Pease Francis, Eager al s of Franklin st 
Pechin Wm. 11 Waterloo row n Calvert st 
JPeck Thos. mariner, Harford av n side 
, Peck Henry, boot and shoe maker, 9 w Pratt 
JPeck Nathaniel, white washer, Bath e of Davis 
Peck David, labourer. Star al near Fleet st 
jPeck Larkin, labourer, Calvert near Franklin 
I JPeck Kitty, weaver, L. Hughes w of Charles 
JPeck Fanny, cor of Strawberry al and Pratt st 
Pecor Laonpecor, cabinet maker, 69 Harrison 
Peckocheck mrs Beulaah, apothecary and druggist, 

611 N Howard 
Pedneck Thos. tanner and currier, Light near G 

Hughes 

Peddicord Joseph P. carpenter, York av e side 
Pedrich T. tanner and currier, Burgundy al s side 
Peirce Thos. Holland st near Long lane 
Peise mrs Elizabeth, Saratoga e of Paca 
JPeel Anna, Peace al w of Howard st 
Pfeil, C. cordvvainer, cor of Howard and Conway 
JPembleton John, musician, Eutay n of Conway 
tPemleton Jack, labourer, Welcome al w of Sharp st 
Pennington Augustine, grocer, 20 Light st whf. dw 

cor of New Church st and Crook's lane 
Pennington Julia, laundress, Howard n of Conway 
Pennington James, chair maker. Low w of Aisquith 
Peneman Augustus, clerk, 13 Second 

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Penitentiary Marylannd, J. Owens keeper, cor of 

Madison and Forest 
Penniman Thos. of the firm of Levering and Penni- 

man, dw cor of Baltimore and Holliday 
Penniman mrs Henrietta, 7 s Eutavv 
Pennington Josias, attorney at law, cor of Lexing- 
ton and North, dw Franklin w of St Paul 
Pennington Nathan, brick layer, Exeter near Water 
Pennington John, Saratoga w of Pine 
Pennington John, piano maker and tuner, Baltimore b 

of Spring 
Pennington mrs Jane, 74 Exeter 
Pennington mrs Jane, Richmond near Park 
Penington and Burnham, grocers and commission 

merchants, 20 Light st whf 
Peington, A. H. firm of Penington and Burnham, dw 

dw 21 Front 
Penn John, Lexington e of Pearl 
Penn Jacob, collector, Baltimore w of Cove 
Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland Steam Navi- 
gation company, office 3 Light st whf. Wm. 
Meeteer president. See advertisement 
Pentz Henry, victualler, Pitt e of Eden 
Pentz Daniel, victualler, Pitt e of Eden 
Pentz Joseph, victualler, Pitt e of Eden 
fPeopels John, labourer, Tyson al e of Tyson st 
I Pepper P. labourer, Salisbury st near Harford run 
Pevden W. carpenter, cor Liberty al and Beuren st 
Peregoy Nicholas, carpenter. Park st n of Dutch al 
Peregoy James, cooper, Paca n of Mulberry 
Peregoy Caleb, carpenter, Pine n of Franklin 
Perrego mrs Elizabeth, High n of Gay 
Perigo James, carpenter. Mulberry e of Pine 
Perine John, grocer, Wilk opposite High 
Perine D. register of wills, 60 n Liberty 
Perine Maiden, potter, cor of Lexington and Pine, 

dw Baltimore 2 doors e of Green 
Perine D. M. regisli r of Wills, Court house 
Perine mrs Mary, Bottle al near Eutaw st 
Perkins H»brooni maker, Potter st n of Halfmooa al 

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Perkins Ebenezer, Wilk e of Exeter 

jerkins E. B. & Co. apothecaries, druggists, and 

P manufacturers of medical plasters, cor of Frank- 
lin and Green 

Perkins Elisha, M. D. dry goods merchant, Green s 
of Franklin 

Perkins Elisha B. of the firm of E. B. Perkins & Co. 

d\v Franklin e of Pine 
Perkins niiss C. teacher. Chestnut al e of Pine st 
Perrigo Daniel, grocer, cor of Wilk st and Argyle al 
Perrigo Joseph, constable, 33 Fleet 
fPeer John, mariner, Shakespeare e of Bond 
Perry John, stone cutter, Potter n of Douglass 
Perry J. clothier, 32 s Calvert 
Perry John, bricklayer, Aisquith n of McElderry 
fPerry Hugh, mariner, Happy al s of Bank st 
PervesThos. labourer. Fleet near Caroline 
JPeter Mary, Charles st opposite French al 
Peters John, gardener, Lerevv's al s of Mulberry st 
Peters C, G. merchant tailor, 8 South st 
Peters Jesse T. dry goods merchant, 31 n Howard 
Peters Geo. Howard near Mulberry 
Peters Henry, George e of Pine 
Peters mrs Susan, Wilk st w of the Bridge 
Peters mrs Rebecca, cor of High and Granby 
Peters mrs Elizabeth, Aisquith n of Orleans 
Peters Richard, blacksmith, 39 Harrison 
Peters John, carpenter. Pearl s of Mulberry 
Peters Wm. baker. Peace al w of Charles 
jPeters Ann, laundress, Apple al near Lancaster st 
JPeters Elijah, labourer, Spring n of Baltimore 
tPeters Sophia, shop keeper, 65 Park 
JPeters T. carter. Strawberry al n of Gough st 
Peterson Martin, rigger, 26 Thames 
Peterson mrs Amelia, Fleet e of Caroline 
Peterson John, labourer, Strawberry al 
Petherbridge J. C. dentist & bleeder, 13 e Baltimore 

See advertisement 
Pettes Jas. black smith, Richmond e of Park 
Petticord James, hatter, 68 n Exeter 

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Pettit Elizabeth, shop keeper. New e of Paca 

Phelan Jesse C. barber, Thames, e of Bond 

Phelps Gardner, cordwainer, Wagon al w of Park st 

Phelps James, blacksmith, York w of Light 

Phelps Jacob, blacksmith, Guilford al near Light st 

Philbeeart Hannah, Water w of Calvert 

Philips James, sea captain, 43 Albermarle 

Philips R. sign painter & gilder on glass, 127 n Eutavv 

Philips Lewis, labourer, 76 French 

Philips Lydia, grocery and boarding house, cor of 

Thames and Fell 
Phillips William, sea captain, Water near Lloyd 
Philips mrs Mary A. seamstress, Pinkney e of Bond 
Phillips James, cabinet maker. Front n of Baltimore 
Philips mrs Margaret Lee w of Light 
Phillips Charles, Camden e of Sharp 
Philips James jun. clerk, Mulberry w of Green 
Phillips Thomas, rigger, 1 1 Lancaster 
Phillips Wm. grocer, 38 n Howard 
Philips Isaac jun. soap and candle chandler, Sarato- 
ga E of Pine 

Philips Isaac, navy agent, swcor Fayette and Paca, 

dw Pratt w of Paca 
fPhillips J. labourer. Wolf, s of Alice Anna st 
fPhillips Levin, labourer, Ann s of Alice Anna 
^Phillips Perry, hack driver, Caroline n of Pratt 
Phillips James, carter, Caroline near Pratt 
JPhillips Isaac, labourer, Chesnut al w of Pearl st 
tPhillips J. labourer. Wolf, s of Alice Anna st 
Phipps Wm. H. grocer, 72 Franklin 
tPhipps Ann, New near Paca 
Phoenix Thomas, clerk at Saving's Bank, Exchange 

buildings, dw Baltimore op Glendy's church 
Phoenix mrs Elizabeth, Lloyd n of Water 
Phoenix Shot Tower, se cor Front and Pitt, John H. 

Barney president 
Pierce John, M D. ne cor of Sharp and Lee sts 
Pierce Wm. cordwainer. Primrose al. near Charles at 
Pierpoint M. s Howard n of Lombard 
Pierpont Samuel ^ cooper, Chesnut al w of Pearl 

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Pickard Cole, curriers, 55 s Calvert 
Pickering Samuel, accountant, Gough n of Pratt 
Picket L. groceer, cor Baltimore st and Harford run 
Pickhaver mrs Eleanor, 28 Park near Lexington 
Pike Henry, hardware merchant, 21s Calvert 
Pike and Neale, merchants, 4 Light st wharf 
Pike Abm. tobacconist, 14 n Howard, dw Liberty s of 
Fayette 

tPinar Samuel, sawyer, Barre near Howard 
Pinkney Jonathan, cashier of the Union Bank of Ma- 
ryland, dw N Charles s of Pleasant 
Pinkney Frederick, attorney at law. Court house lane 
Pinkney William, Pearce e of Cove 
Pinkney mrs Ann, Waterloo row, n Calvert 
JPinkney Robert, mariner, Eden st s of Union al 
Pill Avarilla, Bond near Pinkney 
Pindegrass Wm. market dealer, French 
Pindell Hugh, carter. Gay w of Aisquith 
Pindell Adam, carter. Gay w of Aisquith 
Pindell Thos. carter. Gay w of Mott 
Pindell mrs Jane, cor of Bond and Bank 
Pindell Zachariah, Caroline near e Pratt 
Pindell John, constable, Baltimore, w of Spring 
Pindell John, coach maker, 29 n Exeter 
Pindell mrs M. seamstress >je cor East of Douglass 
fPindell Mary, laundress, Pearce w of Pearl 
Piper, Philip, clerk, sw corner of Pearl and Fayette 
Piper James, 10 Waterloo row, n Calvert 
Pippin John, rigger, 25 Lancaster 
Piquett mrs Mary, grocery and liquor store, Cross 
near Johnson 

Pisanno J. variety dealer in the Arcade, dw 15 Pitt 
Pise Louis, clerk, dw n Liberty near Saratoga 
Pitt Thomas, cordwainer, Apple al near Pinkney st 
Pitt mrs Elizabeth, Caroline sof Gough 
Pitt Wm. & and Son, grocers, ne cor Baltimore and 

Front sts 
Placide Paul, 3 Buchana^i's wharf 
Plasterfield Caleb, cordvvaiaer, East near Douglass 

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Plaskitt John Co. booksellers and stationers, 254 

w Baltimore 
Piatt mrs Mary, Saratoga w of Rock 
Pleasants John P. Son, merchants, 70 Bowly's wf 

coal yard Barre near Light st wharf 
Pletterberry mrs Anna, 70 n High 
Plum mrs Susan, 91 Fleet 

Plummer Notley, fisherman, Union al e of Eden st 

Plummer Samuel, carter, s Eulavv 

Plummer J. block and pump maker, Eden near Bank 

tPlyman John P. barber, 55 Camden 

Pochon Charles F & Co. Grocery, 270 w Baltimore 

Pochon Charles F. firm of Charles F. Fochon & Co. 

dvv Eutaw near Pratt 
PocockJohn, cordvvainer, Harford av near Chal- 
mers's rope walk 
Pocock Thomas, meal seller, Harford av 
Poe John, watchman, 1 French 
Poeppiein 4" Brothers, French and German goods 

store, 13 n Howard 
Poeppiein Nicholas, firm of do. dw 13 n Howard 
Pogue mrs Elizabeth, 26 G German 
Pogue John G. confectioner, Lexington e of Howard 
Poland A. &Co. hide and leather dealer, 13 Water 
Polk David, weaver, Aisquilh, betw Low & n Gay 
tPolk David, cordwainer. Hill w of Light 
Policy Thomas, tavern keeper and shoe store, 44 

Light N of Pratt 
Pontier L. E. variety store, 82 e Baltimore 
Pool James, carpenter, Howard n of Lee 
Pool Matilda, Wilk near the bridge 
Poor Dudley, nw cor of Green and Mulberry 
Poor 4^ Keyser, importers of hardware, cutlery, sad- 
dlery, &c. 197^ w Baltimore 
Poor Joseph, mate, 38 Alice Anna 
Poor mrs Mary, cor Albermarle and Stiles sts 
Pope G. cedar cooper, 71 n Liberty st near Wagon al 
Pope David, weaver, Aisquith n of Low 
Pope David S. painter and glazier, 47 South 
Pope Daniel, painter and glazier, 108 w Pratt 



Director^ 1829. 



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Pope Abner, painter and glazier, 32 w Pratt 
Pope mrs. millinery and fancy store, 32 w Pratt 
Popp nnrs Cath. Wagon al w of Howard st 
Popp Charles F. cordwainer, Chamberlain alley, 

near Eutavv st 
Poppleton Thomas, surveyor and draftsman, office 

over 10 w Fayette st 
Poppular Chr. victualler, York av 
Porter John, mate, 22 Ann, n of Lancaster st 
Porter Augustine, labourer, 8 n Exeter st 
Porter Wm. collector, 44 South st 
Porter Robert L. carter, ferry road, Light st ext 
Porter S. labourer, cor of Howard st and Tyson al 
Porter mrs Mary, rear of Pratt, w of Howard st 
Porter Wm. bricklayer, Pearce, w of Pine st 
Porter W. A. labourer, Chamberlain al near Eutaw st 
Porter Thos. rigger, Argyle al. near Fleet st 
Porter Wm. n Gay, opp. the Bell Air market 
Posey Nath. hatter, Tripolet's al. s of Baltimore st 
Posey Adrean, hatter, Tripolet's al. near Second st 
Posey John, baker, Wagon alley, w of Liberty st 
tPosey Stephen, labourer, Cove, s of German st 
Post Russel, proprietor of New England Coffee- 
house, Pratt, w of Centre Market space 
Post Office, basement story of the City Hotel, n Cal- 
vert st. J. S. Skinner, post master 
Potee Francis, last maker, 3 Mercer, vv of Calvert 
Potee Isaac, carter, Eutaw, s ofBarre st 
Potee Peter, plasterer, Sugar al e of Charles st 
Potter mrs Eliz. seamstress, Hillen, n of Exeter st 
Potter John, jun. tinplate worker, s Paca st 
Potter John, sen. cooper, ne cor of Conway & Eutaw 
Potter Nath. M. D. Lexington, w of the Athenaeum 
Potts mrs Joanna, fortune teller, Sharp, near Hillst 
Pouder George, hardware merchant, 61 n Howard, 

dw Saratoga, near Eutaw st 
Pouder Leonard, 95 n Howard st 
tPoulson Geo. waiter, Pearce, w of Pearl st 
Poultney mrs Ann, 5 St Paul's st 
Poultney Eliz. ^ Ann, dry goods store, 45 w Pratt 

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Poultney Evan,Banker5 162 w Baltimore, dw Pratt, 

w of Sharp st 
Poultney Samuel, importer of hardware, 164 Balti- 
more St. dw Lexinsrton st 
Powell Henry, block and pump maker, Aisquith st 

near Douglass 
Powell mrs Marg. boarding house, 19 Second st 
Powell Thomas, M. D. Cove, s of Baltimore st 
|Powell S. white washer, Conway, s of Hanover st 
JPowell Thomas, labourer, Hill, w of Sharp st 
JPowell N. white washer. Peace al. w of Howard st 
JPowell Henry, labourer, Potter, n of Douglass st 
Power John and Jas. grocers. Franklin w of Hovsrard 
Power James, firm of J. and J. Power, dw Franklin 
w of Pearl st 

Power John, firm of J. and J. Power, dw Howard, n 

of Franklin st 
Power Michael, principal of Asbury College, cor of 

North and Fayette sts. dw 45 Courtlandst 
Power Wm. Mulberry, w of Pearl st 
Powers James, English and Mathematical Academy, 

SE cor of Green and Pratt sts 
Powhatan Manufact'g Company's Domestic Ware- 
house, 179 Baltimore st 
fPowines Sam. labourer, Ecsor, near East st 
Powles Daniel, grocer, se cor of Park and Lexington 
Powley James, ne cor of Sharp and Fayette sts 
Powley John, house carpenter. Carpenter's alley, b 
of Eutaw st 

Pratt Joseph L copper plate & general engraver, se 
cor of South & Baltimore, dw Gough, w of Bond 
tPratt W. mariner, cor of Bayard st & Strawberry al 
Prentice John, teacher, S3 Courtland st 

Prentice mrs , 64 Ann, n of Alice Anna st 

Prentice Alex, sexton to the 1 st Presbyterian Church, 

dw sw cor of Pearl and Lexington sts 
Presbury mrs Frances, seamstress, Wilk, w of Bond 
Presbury Geo. G. 38 n Gay st 
Presbyterian Church, Eutaw, n of Saratoga st 
Prestman Thomas, grocer, nw cor of Bond & Fleet 

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Presstmon mrs Ann, 45 n Charles st 

Preston Jas. comb and variety store, 70 e Baltimore 

Preston Edmund, ship carpenter, Alice Anna, b of 

Market st 
JPreston Sam. Spring, s of Pratt st 
jPreston Amelia, laundress, Short, n of Jefferson st 
jPreston Diana, laundress, Gay, w of High st 
jPreston Peter, labourer, Lt Pleasant, e of Park st 
Prevost Francis and Son, tobacconists, PennsyPa av. 

N of Franklin st 
Price mrs Hannah, Philpot st 
Price Wm. York av 

Price mrs Margaret, Granby, e of Gough st 

Price Walter, merchant, 75 Smith's wharf, d\v Al- 

bermarle, near Water st 
Price John, labourer. Light, s of Montgomery st 
Price and Feinour, grocers, sw cor of Baltimore & 

Hanover sts. dvv Pratt, e of Sharp st 
Price mrs Sarah, Fell, s of Thames st 
Price Augustus M. fruiterer and confectioner, 189 

w Baltimore st 
Price Wm. ship carpenter, 28 Fell st 
Price Fred, boot and shoemaker, 25 Caroline st 
Price A. M. saddler & harness maker, 1 9 Harrison 
Price mrs Sarah G. tutoress, Green, s of Lexington 
Price xlzaria M. grocer, cor of Pratt and Sharp st 
Price John H. wood corder, cor of Pratt and Sharp 
tPrice John, grain measurer, Busy al e of Sharp st 
^Price David, labourer, 22 Grant st 
JPrice Nathan, blacksmith, 79 n Gay st 
Priestly Edward, cabinet maker, 4 Baltimore, dw % 

Albermarle st 
Prigg Joseph, M. D. ne cor of Lexington and Pearl 
JPrigg L. laundress, Lerew's al. near Richmond st 
Primrose and Russell, carpenters and cabinet mak- 
ers, Saratoga, w of Gay st 
JPrimrose Geo. labourer, Gt German, e of Cove st 
^Primrose G. labourer, Forest, n of Douglass st 
Prince Caspar, hatter, 5 Thames st 
Prince Wm. potter, Harford run, w of Eden st 
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Prince Lemuel S. cabinet maker, Potter, n of Low 
Prior J. cooper, Saratoga, e of Eutavv st 
Pritchard Thos. cabinet maker, 54 Happy alley, sof 
Fleet St 

Pritchard mrs Sarah, Wilk, e of Eden st 
Proctor Wm. hardware merchant, 4 w Pratt, dw 73 
s High st 

Prosser and Beamer, grocers, ne corner of Eutavr 

and Lexington sts 
Prosser S. J. firm of Prosser and Beamer, dw corner 

of Eutaw and Lexington sts 
tProut Hannah, Hill, w of Sharp st 
JProut Wm. sawyer. Busy alley, e of Sharp st 
jProut Wm. R. boot and shoemaker, Camden, near 

Eutaw st 

Pryor Edward, dyer and scourer, 64 NGay st 
Pryor Geo. confectioner, 62 n Gay st 
Pue miss Rebecca, se cor of Charles and Mulberry 
Pue Arthur, M. D. 52 Hanover st 
Pue mrs Mary, 44 n Charles st 
Pugh Joshua P. currier, 45 s Calvert st 
Pugh mrs Eliz. Pitt, e of Exeter st 
Pulien Randall, sea captain, Baltimore, w of Colum- 
bian gardens 
Pully James, grocer. County wharf. Market st 
Pumphrey Ebenez. blacksmith, Pratt, e of Howard 
Purden W. carpenter, cor of Liberty al. & Beuren st 
Purden W. carpenter, cor of Liberty al & Beuren st 
Purdy John, clerk, nw cor of Pratt and Albermarle 
Purnell Thos. porter, Saratoga, w of Rock st 
Purpur Chas. victualler, Peace al. near Sharp st 
Purpur Chr. victualler, Bottle al. e of Howard st 
Purpur John, victualler, Pratt, e of Howard 
Pursel M. labourer, Columbia, e ofChatsworth run 
Purvis Thos. labourer. Fleet, near Caroline st 
Purviance John, attorney at law, office s Frederick, 

dw 4 s Gay st 
Purviance Robert, sen. merchant, 11 Courtland st 
Purviance Robert, jun. attorney at law, office s Fre- 
derick, dw s Gay st 

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Purviance Wm. Y. conveyancer. Second st. near the 

Exchange, dvv se cor of Pleasant and Charles 
jPycraft Sarah, Potter, near Low st 
Pyfer Philip, cor of Pine st and Park lane 
Pyfer mrs Susanna, midwife, 34 s Charles st 

Q,UAIL J. & R. 12 Grant st 
Quaker Church, Lombard, betw. Howard & Eutavr 
Quaker Church, Aisquith, s of Pitt st 
Quay John, boat builder, Philpot st 
Quay John C. carpenter, Pratt, e of Sharp st 
Quay mrs Sarah, Pitt, w of Eden st 
Quay Joseph, carpenter, Ann, s of Fleet st 
Queen J. blacksmith, Light st. opp. the Rope Walk 
tQueen Edw. carter. Welcome al. near Hanover st 
tQueen Stephen, trader, Hill, e of Charles st 
tQueen Wm. labourer, Barre, e of Charles st 
tQueen David, Conway, w of Howard st 
Quick Edw. labourer, 60 Harrison st 
Quincy John D. sea captain, 118 Exeter, s of Hilleu 
Quinn mrs Sarah, Pitt, e of Aisquith st 
Quinn Edw. auctioneer for the sale of horses and car- 
riages, Swan St. dw cor of Bond & Alice Anna 
tQuinn Sophia, Temple, near Baltimore st 
tQuinn Wm. labourer. Mulberry, e of Pearl st 
Quisick John, carpenter, 100 Bond st 

U^ABNOT GEO. mariner, Bond, near Alice Anna 
Raborg Christopher, copper, brass and tin manu- 
facturer, 12 Pratt, dw cor of Conway & Sharp 
Raborg John, mariner, se cor of High st. and Neces- 
sity alley 

Raborg Lewis, cordwainer. Liberty, n of Lexington 
Raborg Samuel, glue manufacturer, Columbia st w 

of Chatsworth run 
Raborg mrs Catharine, 1 1 Water st. 
Rae mrs Ann, nurse. Maiden lane, w of Aisquith st 
Baddish H. ship carpenter, Argyle al near Wilk st 
Raddish Thomas, ship carpenter, Wilk w of Ann 
Raeney Wm. china merchant, Baltimore e of High 

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Rains mrs. Sarah, Star al near Fleet st 
Raitt C. & J. grocers, Franklin w of Howard 
fRalph Benjamin, labourer, Apple al 
Ralston Jos. B. miller, Grane al n of Lexington st 
Ramsay Joseph, dry goods store, 11 Market 
Ramsay Robert, victualler, Ensor extended 
Ramsay James, blacksmith, Shakspeare e of Bond 
Ramsay J. patent cordage manufagturer, 18 Thames 
Ramsay miss Elizabeth, tutoress, 21 n Gay 
Ramsay William, brush manufacturer 18 n Howard 
Ramsay David, comb maker, Lombard w of Howard 
fRamsay Robert, labourer, Ensor extended 
fRamsay Betsy, laundress. Forest n of Douglass 
Randall Beale, Franklin w of Pine 
Randall James, grocery, 47 n Exeter 
Randall mrs. Forest e of the Penitentiary 
Randall John, clerk, Conway w of Charles 
Randall mrs M. Columbia st w of chemical factory 
Randall Jacob, gardener, Saratoga w of Rock 
Randall Beale, firm of Cook & Randall, dw Franklin 

w of Pine 
Randall Elisha, constable, 61 Front 
Randall mrs. Dorcas, cor Mulberry and Paca 
tRandall Fanny, Pitt st near Harford run 
Randolph Eliza, Park st s of Wagon al 
Randolph Thompson, teacher, 72 Bond 
Ranes Lewis, sea captain, Ann is of Lancaster 
Rankin mrs Mary, seamstress. New Church 
Rankin Samuel, grocery and liqour store. Potter one 

door from Gay 
Rantiford H. mariner, Shakspeare st op Apple al 
Rashian Barnet, clerk, 69 Bond 
RatchiifF Richard, cordwainer, 23 s Howard 
Ratcliffe L. Lexington 1 door e of Paca 
Rattle Levi, cooper. Castle al n of Fleet st 
Rau & Smith, flour & produce merchants, cor Frank- 
lin and Paca 

Rau John C. firm of Rau and Smith, dw Penn av n 
of Biddle 

Rauf Frederick, Greenwich st w of Penn ar 

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Ravigneaux F. confectioner, 22 e Baltimore 
Raw James, carpenter, Camden e of Eutaw 
Ravvlings mrs Martha, Pearl n of Lexington 
Rawlings Isaac, brass founder, Eden near Baltimore 
Rawlings Col. Benj. rope maker, d\v Light s of West 
fRawlings Maria, ne corner Pleasant st& Chapel al 
fRaygin Simon, labourer, Long al near New st 
Ray Richard D. printer. Concord near Pratt 
Ray Elizabeth, seamstress, Eutaw n of Franklin 
Ray mrs Frances, seamstress, Barre, e of Charles st 
Ray mrs Ann, nurse. Maiden lane w of Aisquith st 
Ray George, cooper, Eutaw of Conway 
jRay Margaret, laundress, Biddle w of Ross 
JRay Benjamin, white washer. Union st r of Penn ar 
Rayherce E. shop keeper, Saratoga e of Cove 
Raymond Daniel, attorney at law, office, 13 St Paul 
Raymonds, blacksmith, Sugar al w of Light st 
Rea John H. clerk, 6 Mulberry 
Read Wm. G. attorney at law, dw Fayette e of Sharp 
Read Amos, meal and variety store, French opposite 
Constitution 

Readel J. bottler of porter, ale and cider 23 n Gay 
Ready Joseph, tinner, 48 Front 
Ready Wm. carpenter Howrrd s of Richmond 
Ready John, lumber inspector, 42 n Charles 
Rearden Richard, sea captain, 9 Fleet w of Market 
Reaves Ann, 61 Ann 
Redding John, tavern keeper, 14 w Pratt 
Redefor, J. w^heelwright, Lexington w of Liberty 
Reden Patrick, carter, Ross e of St. Mary's 
Reden Bernard, carter, Greenwick st w of Harford 
Reddish H. ship carpenter, Argyle al near Wilk st 
Reddisli Thos. ship carpenter, Wilk w of Ann 
Redgrave John, carpenter, Columbia w of Paca 
Redgraves S. boarding house, York near Charles 
Redgraves Isaac, captain, 59 Ann 
Reece Joshua, mate of the Fredericksburg steam 

boat. East near Baltimore 
Reed Saml dry. goods merchant, in the Arcade, dw 

Harrison near Gay 

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Reed John carpenter, Liberty near Lombard 

Reed James, weaver, Sarah Ann \v of Cove 

Reed Robt. dry goods merchant, cor of Market and 

Alice Anna 
Reed John, 15 n Eutaw 

Reed John jr. grocer, Baltimore opposite Pearl 
Reed Jacob, grocer, Baltimore w of Green 
Reed John, cooper, Baltimore w of Pine 
Reed mrs Isabella, Mulberry w of Pearl 
tReed James, mariner. Ferry road, Light st ext. 
Reeder Chas. steam engine manufacturer, G Hughes 
near the glass house, dvv cor of Light st and Su- 
gar al 

Reekers John J. grocer and commission merchant, 

43 Cen. Market space 
Reese Thos. L. Pratt between Eutaw and Paca 
Reese Jacob, pilot 23 Alice Anna w of Apple al 
Reese David Levi R. academists, Exeter s of Pitt 
Reese D. firm of David & Levi R. Reese, 71 Pitt 
Reese mrs Mary, seamstress, Hanover betw. Lee st 

and Busy al 
Reese Geo. accountant, Penn. av s of Biddle st 
Reese mrs Elizabeth, Bond near Pinkney 
Reese mrs Margaret, baker, 20 Alice Anna 
Reese Gideon, shop keeper, Fleet w of Bond 
Reese H. victualler, Ensor st n of Greble's pottery 
Reese Wm. brickmaker, Charles of Hill ^ 
Reese J. L. brick maker, Charles s of Montgomery 
Reese J. grocer and Flour merchant, 62 n Howard 
Reeves John, sea captain, cor of Alice Anna st and 

Argyle al 
Reeves mrs Ann, 61 Ann 

Reeves mrs Abigail, seamstress, 36 Alice Anna 
Reigart Philip, accountant, Pitt w of Potter 
Reighten P. fisherman, Eutaw near Spring Gardens 
Reilly mrs B. grocer, Harford av w side 
Reilly Patrick, tavern keeper and proprietor of 

Hacks, coaches and hearses. Water near Gay 
Reilly James, proprietor of the Columbia hotel, hack- 
ney coaches & hearse, Water w of market spaca 
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Reinecker John, sugar refiner, Exeter s of French 
Reinecker Geo. cor of Liberty and Baltimore 
Reinecker Ann M. Sharp n of Lombard 
Reinerman mrs Margaret, Park n of Lexington 
Reinerman John, saddler, Lombard vv of Paca 
Reinerman miss Harriet, Albermarle s of Fawn 
Reinwald Wm. baker, Camden e of Howard 
Reip Henry, tinner, 8 Paca s of Lexington 
Reis Rev. Edmund J. pastor of the Ebenezer Baptist 

church, dw High s of Pitt 
JReisen A. labourer. Strawberry al s of Alice Anna st 
ReisengerG. cordwainer. Wagon al w of Liberty st 
Remmey Henry, Potter, Bond n of Pitt 
Renner Joseph, cordwainer, Biddle al vv of Ross st 
Rennous John A. boat builder, Fell e end dw Wolf 

s of Wilk 

Rennous John jr. boat builder, Ann near Wolf 
Rennous James, boat builder, Lancaster near Ann 
Renshaw James, 94 n High 

Reppert G. part proprietor of the glass house, foot of 
Federal hill, dw near the glass house 

Reppert Jacob, manager of the glass house, dw near 

the glass house 
.Reside Wm. stone mason, 3 Park st 

JRester Abraham, carter, Salisbury e of Lloyd 

Reticker Adam, shop keeper. Potter n of Douglass 

Rewark mrs Sarah, Lowe of Exeter 

Reyburn Thos. produce merchant, 34 Franklin dvr 
32 Franklin 

Reyburn Jas. clerk, cor of Courtland and Pleasant 
Reynell Richard, gun smith, Water e of Frederick 
Reynolds Wm. & co. grocers, cor of Howard and 

Fayette 

Reynolds Colin, cordwainer. Wolfs of Fleet 
Reynolds mrs Sarah, shop keeper. Gay near Mott 
Reynolds mrs M. Frederick near Baltimore st 
Reynolds John, carpenter, cor of Charles and Hill 
Reynolds Benjamin, accountant, Hanover near Barre 
Reynolds Hosea, cordwainer, Green n of Baltimore 
Reynolds mrs Mary, 1 12 s Sharp 



EIC MatcheWs Baltimore 



Reynolds Isaac, provision merchant, 269 w Balti- 
more dw Lombard w of Howard 
Reynolds Samuel, Fayette, between Green and Paca 
^Reynolds S. mariner, Strawberry al near Wilk st 
Rhinehart C. carpenter, 46 Liberty n of Baltimore 
Rhinehart Daniel, carpenter. Constitution near Mon- 
ument 

Rhoads W. commission merchant, and agent for the 
New York and Baltimore dispatch line, 12 Bow- 
ly's whf. dw Conway w of Sharp 

Rhodes mrs Elizabeth, 61 Fleet 

Rhodes Joseph, domestic manufacturer, Richmond 
near Howard 

Rhodes Joseph, pedlar, 5 Mercer near Calvert 

Rhodes B. C. shoe store, 174| w Baltimore dw Bar- 
net E of Sharp 

Riael mrs Sarah, tavern keeper, cor of Franklin and 
Paca 

Ricard Christian, carpenter, Saratoga w of Pine 

Rice Mary, boarding house, Balderston e of Light 

Rice Henry D. grocer, cor of Frederick and Water 

JRice Wm. labourer, Harford av w side 

JRice Shield, ship carpenter, Caroline near Pratt 

Rich Thos. clerk, 40 Courtland 

Rich Arthur, M. D. cor of Barre and Hanover 

Richards Allen, collector, French near Exeter 

Richards Zachariah, cooper, 30 Water w of Gay 

Richards Isaac, labourer, Hanover, n of Hill st 

Richards Jonathan, cordwainer, Caroline, near Fleet 

Richards Timothy, wheelwright, 136 NHighst 

Richards Samuel, carter. Light, near Gt Hughes st 

Richards mrs Marg. 34 s Charles st 

Richards John C. office 3 s Charles, dw Fayette st w 

of Charles 
Richards John A. distiller, Harford av 
Richards Isabella, seamstress, nw cor of Hull's lane 

and Aisquith's st 
fRichards Solomon, sawyer, Ensor, near Harford 
tRichards Abra. labourer, Long al. s of Ross st 
Richardson mri E. seamstress, 16 Commerce «t 



Director^ 1829. 



RIC 



Richardson Edward J. merchant, 122 n High st 
Richardson mrs. Harford run, near Salisbury &t 
Richardson Dan. manufacturer of refrigerators, pack 
ing- cases, and carpenters' work generally, Old 
Exchange, Commerce st. dw Water, e of Exeter 
Richardson Nath. painter, 70 Harrison st 
Richardson mrs Mary, Paca, s of New st 
Richardson Wm. cordwainer. Pine, s of Franklin st 
Richardson Joseph, hatter, Bath, r of Calvert st 
Richardson Robert R. nw cor of Pine and Fayette st 
Richardson G. R. attorney at law. Court house lane 
Richardson Jas. salt measurer. Fleet, w of Caroline 
Richardson mrs Catharine, cor of Alice Annast. and 
Argyle alley 

Richardson mrs Mary, boarding house, 50 s High st 
Richardson Samuel M. proprietor of the Rising Sun 

tavern, 7o n High st 
Richardson W. H. mill wright, Albermarle, s of Water 
Richardson Geo. W. clerk, Salisbury, near High st 
Richardson B. H. and J. W. dry goods merchants, 8 

Centre Market space 
Richardson Wm. millwright, Eager al. n of Saratoga 
filichardson Peregrine, \Volf, near Wilk st 
tRichardson D. labourer. Strawberry al. near Gough 
tRichardson Dolly, Spring, n of Wilk st 
fRichardson Susan, Run alley, n of Lexington st 
JRichardson D. mariner, Peace al. w of Howard st 
tRichardson Ellen, VV^ashington, near Wilk st 
^Richardson H. ostler, Easor, vof Greble's potter j 
Richmond John, miller, Water, near Light st 
Richmond James & Andrew, w^eavers, Potter 9 of 

French 

Richsteine Gro. Lombard, w of Eutawst 
Richter J. cedar cooper, Baltimore, e of the bridge 
Richter Fred, marketer, Baltimore, b of the bridge 
Ricketts Robert, painter, 62 nt Gay st 
Ricketts H igh, porter in the Commercial and Pa rov- 
ers' Bank, dw 93 Green st 
Ricketts Bsnj. carpenter, East, v of Douglass st 
Ricketts L. piano forte maker, South, s of BaltiiaDt© 
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RIG 



MatcheWs Baltimore 



Riddle John, clerk, Barnet, w of Charles si 

Riddlemoser Michael, Preston st. e of Pennsyl'a av 

Rider Mary, seamstress, George, e of Pine st 

Rider Washington, brickmaker. Cross, w of William 

Rider William, ship joiner, 92 Market st 

Rider Peter, tavern keeper. Franklin, e of Green st 

Rider mrs Charlotte, 7 Alice Anna st 

Ridgaway Wm, clothier, nw cor of Centre M space 

and Water st 
tRidgeway H, labourer, Guilford al. near Charles st 
tRidgeway P. brickmaker, nw corner of Howard st. 

and Welcome alley 
Ridgely N. merchant, Baltimore st.dw 25 Hanover 
Ridgely Noah, proprietor of Lee's Family Medicines, 

68 Hanover st 
Ridgely Greenbury, Granby, e of Gough 
Ridgely Charles of Hampton, iron merchant, sb cor 

of Pratt st and Smith's wharf, dw n Gay, near 

Fayette st 

Ridgely B. and L. grocery store, Columbia, e of 

Chatsworth run 
Ridgely James L. attorney at law, Court house lane, 

dw 41 n Frederick st 
Ridgely A. G. boot and shoemaker, 44 Franklin st 
Ridgely mrs Ann, Bond, near Gough st 
Ridgely Nicholas, carpenter, Beuren, near the falls 
Ridgely James, clerk, Holliday, s of Bath st 
tRidgely C. laundress, Douglass, w of Aisquith st 
fRidgely Sydney, laundress, Gt German w of Pine st 
tRidout Samuel, labourer. Eager al. n of Mulberry st 
Rieman H. and S. refined sugar store, nw corner of 

Eutaw and Lexington sts 
Rieman Samuel of the firm of H. and S. Rieman, uw 

cor of Pearl st and Park lane 
Rieman Henry, grocery and bacon store, nw corner 

of Eutaw and Lexington sts. dw 22 n Eutaw 
Rieman H. & S. sugar refiners. Park lane, w of Pearl 
Rigby H. merchant tailor, 21 n Gay st. late Bridge 
Rigby mrs Eliz. Park, s of Lexington st 
Rigden John E. importer of hard ware generally, also 



Director, 1829. 



RIS 



clock and clock makers' tools, materials, 

200| w Baltimore st 
Riggen Levi, ship carpenter, York, near Light st 
Riggen William, Fayette, e of Paca st 
Riggen mrs Rhoda, 99 Alice Anna st 
Riggen Israel, ship carpenter, Henrietta, w of Light 
Riggs Samuel, of the firm of Peabody, Riggs and Co. 

d\v 112 Hanover st 
Riggs Geo. W. merchant, ne cor of Pratt & Hanover 
Riley mrs Mary, grocery, svv corner of Apple alley 

and Fleet st 
^ Riley David, watchman, 71 French st 

I Riley Wm. cordvvainer, 71 French st 

h Riley Philip, labourer. Low, near Exeter st 
Riley Thos. boot and shoemaker, 99 n Howard st 
Riley Absalom, tavern keeper, se corner of Franklia 
and Eutaw sts 

j Riley Patrick, weaver, Preston, near Ross st 
Riley Peter, cordvvainer, 165 French st 
Riley mrs Sarah, 37 s Eutaw st 
fRil^y Wallack, dra}'man, Barre e of Howard 
Rinerman John, saddler, Lombard w of Paca 
Rinerman mrs M. Park n of Lexington 
Rinerman miss Harriet, Albermarle s of Fawn 

I I Ring George, stone mason, cor New st <^ Long al 
Ring David, teacher of the female institute, 29 Alice 

Anna 

li Ring mrs Elizabeth, 2 Block 

'I fRingle Thomas, laborer s Liberty, near Baltimore st 
;[ Ringgold Moses D. Hughes, e of Charles 
II Ringgold Frederick G. carpenter, Charles n of Hill 
I Ringgold Peregrine, carpenter, Charles n of Hill 
Ringgold Perry, baker, Park e Lexington 
Ringgold mrs C. fancy dry good store, 69 e Baltst 
I fRifigS^^d Beiij. laborer, 22 Grant 

•(Ringgold Thos. labourer. Hill E of Sharp. 
fRinggold Jacob, laborer, Hamilton, n of Saint Pauls 
fRinggold Abraham, laborer. Sugar al n of Light st 
Ringrose James, ship carpenter, 94 Bond st 
Riston George^ merchant, 1 Sharp st 



ROB 



MatchetVs Baltimore 



Ritteu nirs Sophia, 82 Wagon al e of Eutavv st 
Ritller Susan, Buren near the jail 
Rittenhou.se S. B. Academy, cor French & Hillen 
Rivers M. Catharine, seamstress, Paca, vv of Franklin 
Roach Wm. iron founder, Ea.st st s of Douglass 
Roach John P. cooper, Holliday near Hyde's factory 
Roach John P. weaver, Bank n of Spring 
Roach John, bookseller, bookbinder, & printer. No. 
34, cor of Market St Frederick sts — to which 
the umbrella business is attached. Ste Jidver- 
tisemeuL 

Roach Nathaniel, mariner, 52 Bond st 
Roach mrs Bridgett, i9 Allisanna vv of Apple al 
Roach mrs Ann, tutoress, Penn av. e of St. Mary's st- 
tRoach York, drayman, Eden bet Hamstead & Balti- 
more sts 

tRoach Phoebe, Saint Mary's st n of Ross 
Roachrock Philip, cooper, Peace al. near Conway st 
Robb Charles, merchant, 99 Bowley's wharf dw 146 
s Sharp 

Robb John A. ship carpenter. Market near Alice Anna 

Robb rev. Jolm, Caroline s of Pratt 

Robb Charles G. commission merchant, 99 Bowley's 

wharf, dw 146 s Sharp 
Robb Levi, boot ^ shoe maker,Wagon al w of Park st 
Robbins James, clerk, 13 s Calvert 
Roberts John, sea captain. Block st n side 
Roberts mrs. Margaret, coffee dealer, Alice Anna b 

of Market 

Roberts John O. H. sea capt. Granby, e of Gongh 
Roberts George M, D. dw 131 Hanover, nearBarre 
Roberts John, constable, s Paca opposite Camden 
Roberts mrs. M. B. fancy store, 69 n Howard 
Roberts M. B. comb & variety store, 1 s Sharps! 
Roberts Hugh, pilot, 45 Alice Anna 
Roberts Edward P. assistant editor of the Commer- 
cial Chronicle & Daily Marylander, dw 74 N 
High 

Roberts Zachariah, painter & glazier, York av 
Roberts Thos. cordwainer, Hillen near East st. 



^ Director, 1829. ROB 

f Roberts Nelson, Forrest n of Douglass 

Roberts John B. cordwainer, n Gay w of Molt 
Roberts Wm. G. clerk, 68 n Liberty 
Roberts Joseph, vvaternaan, Barre Eof Sharp 
Roberts George C. M. (M.D.) office, 61 Camden dw 
i31 Hanover 

Roberts William, proprietor of hacks, 33 G. German 
Roan Michael, dry goods merchant, d\v Fish Market 
Space. 

fRoberts Philip, carter, Short al 
fRoberts Lucretia, laundress, Ensor s of Forrest 
fRoberts Lear, Caroline near Wilk 
fRoberts Benja. barber, Hoiliday n of Baltimjre st 
fRoberts Charity, laundress, Carpenter's al near Paca st 
fRoberts Geo. labourer, Hoifman st w of Ross 
fRoberts James, labourer Long al near Ross st. 
Robertson Jno. T. cedar cooper, 20 n llovvard 
Robertson mrs E. dry goods store, 57 Hanover 
Robertson mrs Sarah, cor Gougb st ^ Star al 
Robertson Geo. brick maker. Wolf n of Gough 
Robertson mrs. Fleet E of Caroline 
Robertson Matthew, sea capt. Pratt e of High 
Robertson Peter, bay trader. Sharp s of Conway 
Robertson John, moulder, s Paca 
Robertson Nicholas, cordwainer, 39 Ann 
Robertson John, ship carpenter, 39 Ann 
tRoberlson Rachel, Vv agon al w of Liberty st 
Robinson John, sail maker, Fell near Ann st 
Robinson Jo!m, blacksmith, Thames 
Robinson Harriet, Tenfoot al vv of Spring st 
Robinson mrs Ann, seamstress, Front near Pitt 
Robinson James, domestic manufacturer, 9 York av 
Robinson Charles, inspector of customs, d\v Water e 
of Exeter 

Robinson Daniel, of the firm of Henry Webb & Co 

dvv Pearl near Mulberry 
Robinson Daniel, captain of the steam boat Indepen- 

dance, Conway w of Charles 
Robinson Daniel, Conway w of Eutaw 
Robinson John M. accountant, Conway w of Eutaw 
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Robinson Nicholas N. inspector of customs, Conway 
vv of Eutaw 

Robinson James S. dry goods merchant, I35| vv Bal- 
timore dvv E Fayette st 
Robinson T. & S* dry goods merchant, 157 w Bait 
Robinson Thomas, of the firm of T. & J. Robinson dw 

4 N Frederick 
Robinson Alexander, w Baltimore near Pine 
Robinson Abraham, chair maker, Baltimore e of 

Booth's nursery 
Robinson Thomas, superintendent of the Commercial 

Exchange, dw 27 Water 
Robinson Thomas, 137 Bond 
Robinson Nicholas, cordwainer, 39 Ann 
Robinson John, ship carpenter, 39 Ann 
Robinson mrs Ann, Happy al 
Robinson Samuel, brick maker, Happy al 
Robinson James, cordwainer, Happy al near Wilk st 
Robinson John, cordwainer Burke st w of Harris's 
creek 

Robinson Gill, city bailiff, e Baltimore near Harford 
run 

Robinson mrs Mary, boarding house, w Baltimore b 
of Eutaw 

Robinson Robert, merchant, Dugan's whf, dw Pratt 
E of High st 

Robinson VVm. grocer, sw cor of President & Pratt 
Robinson John, fancy chair maker, 51 South st 
Robinson Joseph, circulating library, printing office, 

and book and stationary store, 2 n Caivert st. 

dw 20 N Gay st 
Robinson George, tailor. Sharp, n of Lexington st 
Robinson mrs Eve, cor of Howard st and Dutch al 
Robinson Wm. carpenter. Pine, s of Lexington st 
Robinson Wm. tailor, PennsyPa av, n of Union st 
fRobinson James, 44 Bond st 
fRobinson Henry, drayman. Rock, s of Saratogas! 
fRobinson Edw. mariner, 99 Bond st 
fRobinson Ann, laundress, Davis, s of Bath st 
tRobinson James, boot black, Pine, n of Mulberry 

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tRobi tison Peter, porter. Peace al. w of Howard st 

Robins mrs Mary, 22 Wilk, w of Bond st 

Roche and Brooke, dry goods merchants, sw cor of 

Hanover and Pratt sts 
Roclie mrs Cecilia, tutoress, 115 Hanover st 
Roche James, trunk factor, 29 n Gay st 
Roche Maurice, trunk factor, 32 e Pratt st 
fRock Harry, barber, Holliday, n of Baltimore st 
Rode Luke, labourer, Beuren st. near the jail 
tRoden Henry, labourer, 84 Happy alley 
Rodenmayer George, grocer and bacon merchant, nb 

cor of Ensor and Potter sts 
Rodes Simeon, ladies' shoemaker, 56 s Charles st 
Rodewald and Danneman, merchants, 25 Water st 
Rodewald Henry, of the firm of Rodewald and Dao- 

Deman, dvv Sharp, n of Lombard st 
fRodney Steph. Granby, w of Albermarle st 
Rodrigues L. (M. D.) 151 Bond st 
Roeso Rachel, 167 French st 
Rogers mrs Ann, 90 Market st 
Rogers John, machinist, 46 n High st 
Rogers mrs Eliz. 51 Pitt, near Potter st 
Rogers Samuel, ornamental hair store, 5 s Gay st 
Rogers Michael, teacher, Calvert, near Saratoga st 
Rogers Joseph, waterman, Charles, near York 
Rogers mrs Martha, milliner, 45 Camden st 
Rogers John, weaver, Sarah Ann, e of Cove st 
Rogers Rowland, hatter, Mulberry, w of Calvert st 
Rogers Jacob and Sons, hatters, 129 w Baltimore, 

and 29 South st 
Rogers Wm. firm of J. Rogers and Sons, dw over 

129 w Baltimore st 
Rogers John, saddler, 151 1 w Baltimore st 
Rogers Thomas, Bond, near Alice Anna st 
Rogers J. pump maker. Eager al. n of Saratoga st 
Rogers John, boot & shoemaker, Exeter s of French 
Rogers Rebecca, Strawberry al. near Alice Anna st 
Rogers Wm. carpenter, 47 n High st 
j Rogers J. cabinet maker, Tripolet's al. s of Bait, st 
I Rogers Wm. boot and shoemaker, 3 s Calvert st 

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Rogers Jonathan, commission merchant, li Bowly's 

wharf, dw 44 n High st 
Rogers Chs. saddler and harness maker, 63 n Howard 
Rogers mrs Eliz. New st. near the Seminary 
Rogers John, dry goods and produce merchant, ne 

cor of Franklin st. and Pennsyl'a av 
Rogers mrs Hannah, fancy store, nw cor of Lexing- 
ton and Liberty sts 
Rogers Wm tailor, 30 w Lexington st 
Rogers Nathan, country produce merchant, Penn'a 

av. s of Biddle st. dw Franklin, w of Finest 
Rogers Elisha, shop keeper, 5 f. Fayette st 
Rogers Daniel, cordwalner. Mulberry, e of Pine st 
JRogers Geo. Frederick, s of Second st 
jRogers Rachel, laundress, Ten foot al. e of Eden st 
JRogers Andrew, labourer. Potter, near Low st 
Rohrbac George, mariner, 138 n High st 
JRoland P. laundress, Spring, near Fleet st 
Rolaston Mary, Lexington, e of Sharp st 
Roles John, grocer, Baltimore, e of Booth's nursery 
Rollins Isaac, carter, Hams^ead hill st. w of Spring st 
Roloson Hugh, bacon mercliant, Saratoga, \v of Pine 
fRoman John, waiter, Pearce x of Muiberr}^ 
Roney Wm. grocery and variety store, 25 Harrison 
Rooke mrs Elizabeth, seamstress 25 Wiik 
Rooker Samuel, hatter, Mercer near Light 
Rooker misses, seminary, 56 w Pratt 
Rooney P. hack owner, Cowpen al w of Liberty st 
Root Wm blacksmith, York av s of Madison st 
Ropp John, porier, 3S Franklin 
Roscoe David C. academist, cor of Baltimore aud 
Howard 

Rose Jacob, Hanover s of Barre 
Rose John, tavern keeper, Lexington \v of Eutaw 
Rose James, sea captain, Market near Bank 
Rose mrs Ellen, Forest n of the Penitentiary 
Rose Charles, cordwainer, Ensor st near Harford ay 
Rose John, boot and shoe maker, 31 n Gay 
Rose Jacob, labourer, Granby w of Alberaiarle 
Rose Geo. victualler, Light s of Cross 

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Rose Israel, cordwainer, Montgomery w of Light 
Rose Harriet, Saratoga e of Eutaw 
Rosensteel G. grocer, Penn. av n of Franklin st 
Rosenbury John, brush maker, 42 n Howard 
Rosety Thos. fisherman, Hanover n of Hill 
Ross H. R. Watchman, York av w side 
Ross Reuben, agent for the Baltimore and Potomac 
steam packet company, office lower end of 
Spear's wf dw cor of Pitt and Front 
Ross Joseph, grocer, 23 Commerce 
Ross David, saddler, 46 Harrison ) 
Ross Jos. and Adam, grocers, 7 Baltimore st and 1 

Cen. Market space 
Ross Thos. high constable, 13 Grant e side 
Ross Wm. E. cabinet maker, s Charles 
Ross W. B. firm of Gill & Ross, dvv cor of Charles st 

and Uhler's al 
Ross Daniel, comb maker, L. German, near Sharp 
Ross B. C. dry goods merchant, cor of Baltimore st 

and Market space 
Ross John, sea captain, 27 Fleet 
Ross mrs Elizabeth, 57 Fleet 
Ross Jas. rigger, Gough w of Bond 
|Ross Daniel, labourer, Welcome al w of Sharp st 
tRoss Sarah, L. Hughes w of Hanover 
Ross mrs Mary, milliner, 34 e Baltimore 
Ross Wm. oyster house, Franklin e of Paca 
Rosseter Thos fisherman, Hanover n of Hill 
Round Levin S. hatter, Union al e of Eden st 
Rouiidtree W. profes. of Music, Salisbury w of Exeter 
Rounswell G. morocco dresser, Union stE of Penn a? 
Rourk Michael, drayman, 57 s Frederick 
Rouse S. G. ladies' shoe maker, 56| n How^ard 
Rouse James, grocer, Caroline s of Gough 
Rouse John H. tailor 13 St Paul 
Rouse Benjamin, rope maker, Apple al n side 
Rouse G. L. seacapt. Fawn st near Jones's Falls 
tRouse Rebecca, laundress, Howard s of Barre 
Rouster Lew^is, cabinet maker, 3 Ann st 
Rowe Joseph, pilot, Market near Bank 

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Rowe J. K. merchant and president of the iEtna pow- 
der company, cor of Pratt and South, dvv Hano- 
ver betw. Camden and Conway. See advertise- 
ment 

Rowe John, grocer, cor of Hanover and Camden, dw 

Camden w of Hanover 
Rowles R. E. Pratt w of Exeter 
Rowles Isaac, grocer, Baltimore near Cove 
Rowley James, mariner, 35 Ann 
Rows John, mariner, Lancaster e of Market 
Roy mrs Rebecca, 22 Albermarle 
Royston Joshua, dry goods merchant, 57 e Balti- 
more, dw 9 Pitt 
Ruark mrs Polly, 16 Commerce 
Ruckle Wm. grocer, cor of Forest and Douglass 
Ruckle Peter, farrier, 19 Potter 
Ruckle Geo. grocer, Potter n of Douglass 
Ruckle John sen. baker, McClellan near Baltimore 
Ruckle Paul, grocer, 253 w Baltimore st 
Ruckle John, Welcome al near Hanover st 
Ruckle Geo. carter, Aisquith st s of HulPs lane 
Ruckle Thos. painter and glazier, cor of Howard 

and German, dw Howard s of Richmond 
Ruckle Paul, grocer, 253 w Baltimore 
Ruddach D. & J. grocers and flour merchants, cor of 

Pratt and Hanover 
Ruddach David J. of the firm of D. J. Ruddach, 

dw Howard near Lombard 
Ruddach Joseph, of the firm of D. & J. Ruddach, 

dw Eutaw s of Camden 
Rudderow H. & J. tavern keepers, Lovely lane near 

Calvert st 

Rudenstein John M. bacon merchant, 67 s Calvert 
and Second w of Market space, dw 20 s Gay 

Rudolph Harmanus, porter in the Exchange, dw 
Light near York 

fRuff Rachael, laundress, Ensor e side 

RufF Andrew, hatter, 176 Baltimore 

Rulon Samuel, blacksmith, New Church e of Sharp 

Rumbel mrs Mary, 94 Bond g 



Director, 1829. 



RUT 



Rumley John, carpenter, Gay w of Forest 
Rumney mrs Jane, HulPs lane near Forest st 
Rupp Jacob, carpenter, Biddle al w of Ross st 
Rusk J efferson, victualler, Pitt w of Eden 
Rusk Wm. victualler, Pitt e of Eden 
Rusk John, victualler, Pitt e of Eden 
Rusk M. victualler, near the Hospital 
Rusk Lewis, Eden near Pitt 
Rusk Geo. victualler, Pitt near Bond 
Rundel Joseph, grocer, Montgomery e of Charles 
Rundel Jonathan, iron founder, cor of Howard and 
Conway 

Rull Geo. labourer, William near Cross 
Russell Samuel, sea captain, ue cor of Bank and Eden 
Russell mrs Marg. seamstress, Frederick, near Gay 
Russell mrs Milcah S. 95 s Sharp st 
Russell Richard H. carpenter, Liberty, near Saratoga 
Russell Robert, tinner, Liberty, near German st 
Russell Alexander, brickmaker, Lee, betw^een Han- 
over and Charles sts 
Russell Barbara, Primrose alley, w of Light st 
Russell Michael, carpenter, Saratoga, w of Pine 
Russell. John, carpenter, cor of Franklin and Pine 
Russell John, tailor, Ensor, n of Greble's pottery 
Russell Samuel, feather and dry goods merchant, 

Pratt, w of President st 
Russell mrs Rebecca, 66 n Charles st 
Russell Joseph, tin and sheet iron manufacturer, 16 

n Howard st 
Russell Wm plasterer, Eutaw, s of Lombard st 
Russell mrs Mary, Union st. e of PennsyPa av 
tRussell Leonard, sawyer, Union st. e of Penn'a ar 
Rust Samuel, boot & shoemaker, Forest, s of Hillen 
Rust mrs Mary, shop keeper, 2 n Frederick st 
Ruth M. teacher. Franklin row, w of Chatsworth st 
Rutherford Alex, weaver, w p. near Mulberry st ext 
Rutherford Thos. w p. near Mulberry st ext 
I Rutter J. and J. merchants, 75 s Calvert st 
Rutter John, firm of J. and J. Rutter, dw Falls tura- 
pike road 

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Rutter Edvv. firm of Crozier and Ruiter, dw Lee st 
near Light 

Rutter Thos. G. secretary to the Fire Insurance Co. 

dw Pearl, n of Saratoga st 
Rutter Richard, ship carpenter, Wolf, near Wilk st 
Rutter Thomas B. first teller in the Office of Dis- 
count and Deposit, dw Pearl, s of Mulberry st 
Ryan mrs A. boarding house, Baltimore, e of Exeter 
Ryan Amos, stone mason, St Mary's st. e of Penn av 
Ryder mrs Charlotte, 7 Alice Anna st 
Ryland Catharine, Cowpen alley, near Liberty st. 
Ryne Wm. tailor, Potter, near French st 

SACCOMB thos. carpenter, Maiden lane, near 
Aisquith st 

Sackett Wm. H. carpet and floor cloth warehouse, 3 

Hanover, dw Franklin, e of Charles st 
Saddler Joseph, jr. cordwainer, 37 Wilk st 
Saddler mrs Ellen, Frederick, near Gay st 
Sadler Christiana, 77 Park st 
Sadler Emory, hack driver, Gt German, w of Pine 
Sagerman H, mate, 30 Fleet st 
Sagesser Geo. turner. Potter, near Low st 
Saine mrs Marg. Hollingsworth, s of Water st 
Saintjohn Chr. carter, sw corner of Chamberlain and 
Eager alleys 

St Peter's Free School, Lt German, w of Hanover at 
Richard Camp, teacher 

St Mary's Female Orphaline School, sb corner of 
Fayette and Eutaw sts 

St James's First African Episcopal Church, corner of 
North and Saratoga sts 

St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, ne corner of 
Market and Bank sts 

St Peter's Episcopal Church, rev. J. P. K. Henshafr, 
rector, Sharp, s of Baltimore st 

St. John's Episcopal Church, m Liberty, near Lex- 
ington st 

St. Mary's College, PennsyPa ar. h of Franklin, B. 
Damphoux, D. D. president 
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j Salenave James, Baltimore st. w of Harford run 
Sales Nicholas, labourer, Water, nearLlovd st 
i Sales Aaron, drayman, Centre, n of Franklin st 
' Salisbury Jas. labourer, Montgomery, noar Charles 
Sallay Patrick, stone mason, Sarah Ann, w of Cove 
Salmon Charles, dry goods merchant, 61 e Balt imore 
Saltonstall Richard, merchant, dw Courtland, s of 
Mulberry st 

|, Salzwedel John J. furrier, Sharp, near Baltimore st 
I fSampson James, labourer, Pearce, w of Pearl st 
I fSampson Jacob, Bane, near Light st 

Samuels Samuel, grocer, ne corner of Mulberry st 
and Lerew's alley 
j Sandbach miss Eliz. tailoress, Frederick, s of Gay 
Sanders Peter, iron founder, near the Observatory 
I Sanders Joseph, comb maker. Franklin, e of Cove st 
Sanders mrs Susan, laundress, Spring, near Wilk st 
Sanders Benedict J. grocery and liquor store, cor of 

Hill and Exeter sts 
Sanders Robert, carpenter, Lee, w of Charles st 
Sanders Abraham, hatter, 16 Tripolet's alley 
fSanders Thos. sawyer, Strawberry al. n of Bank st 
Sanderson H.S. proprietor of the Baltimore Repub- 
lican, dw cor of Eutaw and Camden sts 
r Sandmeyer John M. hatter, Chesnut al. w of Pearl st 
Sands Samuel, printer, East st- near Halfmoon alley 
1 Sands Samuel, copper plate printer, cor of Baltimore 
and South sts. dw 65 n Exeter st 
Sands mrs Elizabeth, 65 n Exeter st 
Sands John, tailor, Columbia st e of Chats worth run 
I Sands Joseph, mariner, ne corner of Shakspeartj st 

and Apple alley 
1 Sands Joseph, mariner, Alice Anna, w of Bond st 
^Sangston James A. discount clerk in the Bank of Bal- 
timore, dw e Water w of Lloyd 
Sangston T. D. Paca, n of Pratt st 
Sank John, grocer, Pratt, e of Paca st 
Sank Corbin, grocer, sw cor of Pine and Fayette at* 
> Sankey mrs Ann, seamstress, 53 s Liberty st 
Sanks Nicholas, constable, Lexington, w of Pine st 
Y 279 



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MatcheWs Baltimore 



Sanks Elijah, carter, Hanover, near Hillst 

Sanks mrs Mary, cotton spooler, Biddle, w of Ross 

Sapp John, cooper, Lloyd st 

Sarsfieid S. boot and shoemaker, Charles, s of Pratt 
Sargent James G. tavern keeper, swcor of St. Paul's 

and Fayette sts 
Sargent Benj. labourer. Light, near Lt Hughes 
fSaucer John-, caulker, Happy al. s of Wilk st 
Sauerhoff John, grocer, 18 Al'Elderry^s u^harf 
Sauerhoff'Geo. tavern keeper, Camden, e of Charles 
Sauerwein Peter and Geo. grocers, 67 How^ard st 
Sauervvein George, firm of P. and G. Sauerwein, dvv 

Pennsylvania av 
Sauervvein Daniel, carpenter, Saratoga, e of Paca st 
Saulsbury Andrew, grocery and feed store, sw cor of 

Montgomery and Light sts 
iSaulter Joseph, 67 Albermarle 
Saumenig John, runner, s Howard n of Conway 
Saumenig mrs. 74 s Howard 
Saunders George H. carpenter, 108 Wolf 
Savage mrs Ann, Little Hughes w of Light 
Savage mrs Jane, seamstress. Front s of Hillen 
Savage mrs Sarah, Conw^ay w of Sharp 
gavill Isaac, boarding house, 26 e Pratt 
Savings Bank, 1 8 Basement Story Exchange Buildings 
tSavoy Basil, brick maker, Montgomery ext near 

the Wesley an church 
Savoy William, 9 Front 
Say mrs Mary, s Howard near Camden 
Sayre vSamuel, tailor, Aisquith st s of McEldery 
Schaefer C. A. firm of Keyser & Schaefer, Charles x 

of Mulberry 

Schaefer Benjamin, clerk, Pratt w of Chatsworth ru 
Schaefer Jacob, mariner, Wilk e of Market st 
Schaefer Wm. A. justice of the peace, Frederick 
Schaefer Baltzer, 4 n Frederick 
Schaefer mrs Frances, 10 s Gay 
Scanldn James, cooper, G. German e of Cove 
f Scipeo Maynard, labourer, Green wick w of Penn. a 

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SCH 



Schaefer Benjamin, clerk, w Baltimore w of Chats- 
worth run 

Schaefer mrs Elizabeth, tavern keeper, City Block 
SchaefFer Jno. painter glazier, Eutavv st s of Cham- 
berlain al 

Scharf Geo. plasterer, Hamilton e of Sf Paul 
Schaub Jacob, grocery, Baltimore st vv of Booth's 
Nursery 

Schaumburg mrs Adaline S. tavern keeper, Saratoga 
vv of Pine 

Schimp John, rdwainer, 23 s Howard 
Schley mrs Anna B. 3 w Fayette 
Schleigh John S. baker & confectioner, 29 Howard 
Schmidt mrs Maria F. milliner, 3 Holliday 
Schminke George, accountant, Conway e of Hanover 
Schmuck mrs Mary W. Beuren N of French 
Schreck Wm. carpenter, Gay e of Forrest 
Schroeder James, merchant, Saratoga ext w of Rock 
Schroeder John, shoe store, lOOJ Baltimore dvv 

28 Albermarle st 
Schroeder Christian, labourer. Mulberry Eof Cove 
Schroeder Wm. merchant. Franklin e of Pine st 
Schrote Catharine, seamstress, w Baltimore near Ma- 
dison E of Cove 
Schrote Matthias, boot & shoe maker, n Howard 
Schrote mrs C. Union e of Penn. av 
Schroud Rachel, huckster, Harford av 
Schultz John J. merchant, Camden e of Howard 
Schultz John P. shop keeper, Wilk w of Caroline 
Schumacker Hilmer, grocer, Light st wharf dw 92 

Sharp st 

Schunck John, victualler, Harford av 
Schunck P, victualler, Ensor near Greble's PoHery 
Schwarzauer Daniel, keeper of the Baltimore Obser- 
vatory, F hill 
Schwartze J. Little Hughes w of Light 
Schwartze Edward M. D. s t: cor Pratt & Sharp 
Schwartze John, carpenter, Holland vv of Eden 
Schwatka Frederick W. blacksmith Eutavv near Sa 
ratoga 

£81 



SCO 



Mafchetfs Baltimore 



Schwatka A. blacksmith, Long al near Saratoga st 
Schwatka Charles, blacksmith, Wagon al e of Eutaw st 
Schweitzer Joseph, plasterer. Wagon al w of Park st 
Schweitzer Jacob, porter in the Bank of Baltimore 

dvv 27 w Lexington 
Scones E'vvd, carpenter, Apple al near Alice Anna st 
Scotchburn Thomas, rope maker, Harford av 
Scott Henrietta, shop keeper, cor of Thames 4" Block 
Scott John, cordvvainer, Baltimore e of Eden 
Scott Townsend, grocery <^ feed store, cor of For- 
rest S^' Hillen 
Scott George, Baker, Asquith s of Orleans 
Scott Rosseter, flour & feed store, 48 n Gay dvv Exe- 
ter opposite the meetinghouse 
Scott Obediah, cooper, cor of Water & HoUingsworth 
Scott Rebecca, Park st near Wagon al 
Scott John, clothier, 101 n Howard 
Scott John, grocery & flour store, n Howard near 
Franklin 

Scott John, carpenter, Tyson st near Tyson al 

Scott Thomas P. attorney-at-law, St. Paul's near 
Franklin w of Charles 

Scott mrs Ann, Spring s of Pratt 

Scott Henry, blacksmith, 6 Fleet 

Scott Samuel, grocer, e Baltimore, opposite the 
Columbian Garden 

Scott Abraham, carpenter, 31 Front 

Scott Wm. weaver, Forrest ext s of the Penitentiary 

Scott mrs Elizabeth, huckster, 65 Harrison 

Scott John, attorney-at-law & solicitor in Chancery 
St Paul one door s of Fayette 

Scott John & T. P. S attorneys at law & solicitors 
in Chancery St. Paul's of Fayette 

Scott mrs E. G. 88 n Howard 

Scott mrs Ann, boarding, cor of Eutaw stand Car- 
penter's al 

Scott Patrick, carpenter. Franklin ext. 

fScott Patrick, labourer, College al n of Saratoga st 

tScott Littleton, Saratoga w of Gay 

fScott Wesley, porter, Calvert near Franklin 



Director^ 18£9. 



SEE 



tScott Robert, labourer, Low n of Aisquith 

J:Scott Lyttleton, labourer, Forest s of Douglass 

tScott Washington, mariner, Spring near Gough 

JScott I. labourer, Strawberry al near Lancaster st 

IScott Wm. labourer, Pierce e of Cove 

jScott Robert, carter, Apple al near Fleet st 

JScott John, mariner, Caroline n of Wilk 

fScott Martha, East near Pitt 

fScott Betsy, laundress. East st n of Half moon al 

fScott Philip, carter, Ensor near East 

JScott Stephen, labourer, Columbia st 

Scotti John, ladies' and gentlemen's hair dresser and 

perfumer, 11 and 13 South 
Scribner S lottery and exchange agent, 172 Bait 
Scribner Thos. mariner, 58 Alice Anna ^ 
Scroggs mrs Ann, 43 n High 
Scug-le Plioebe, Salisbury st w of Harford run 
Seamen's Bethel church, Philpot st 
Seamore J. ship carpenter, Argyle al near Wilk st 
Searley James, teacher, 65 Ann 
Searley Edward, victualler, 12 Ann 
Sears mrs L. seamstress, Lancaster st near Argyle al 
JSears Wm. carpenter, waiter. Forest s of Orleans 
Sears Wm. cordwainer. Low near Aisquith 
Sears Ward, dyer and scourer, 22| s Calvert 
|Searson Nathan, labourer, Biddle w of Ross st 
jSearson Nathan, labourer. Wagon e of Park st 
|Searson Betsy, Wagon al w of Park st 
|Seaton Flora, laundress. Potter sof French 
Seche Joseph, cabinet maker, Sharp s of Lexington 
Second Dispensary Baltimore, Pratt wof Caroline 
Sederberg Wm. painter, Baltimore st w of Booth's 

nursery 

Seddon mrs Sarah, Holland w of Eden 
Sederberg Trulls, cordwainer, 29 German e of Eutaw 
Sedgens Baker, labourer, Welcome al e of Eutaw st 
Seed James, victualler, Penn. av n of St Mary st 
JSeeny Ann, L Hampstead w of Caroline 
Seesnop Adam, grocer, cor of Eutaw and Mulberry 
♦Y £83 



SEX 



MatcheWs Baltimore 



jSegan Nancy, huckster, Gay near Frederick 
Seibert John, baker, cor of Hanover and Barre 
Seidenstricker Elizabeth, 44 Front 
Seigler J. L. victualler, Conway near Howard 
Selar Barton, ship carpenter, cor of Bank and Ann 
Selby miss Mary, milliner, Charles near Pratt 
Selby James, 18 s High 

Selby Levin, cordvvainer, Sugar al e of Charles si 
Sellers Abraham, merchant tailor, 14 s Calvert 
Sellers John, carpenter, Pearce w of Pine 
Sellman James, grocer, 79 Pratt st head of Bowly's 

wf. dw intersection of Paca and George 
|Selman Peter, rigger, 36 s Charles 
Seltzer Adam, victualler, Penn. avnear Hoffman st 
Seltzer mrs Mary, Penn. av near Hodman st 
Seltzer Lewis, victualler, Hoffman e of Penn. av 
Selvage Thos. coach maker, Exeter n of Hillen 
Sena Joseph, labourer, Lerew's al near Richmond st 
Senter W m. potter, cor of Bank st and Happy al 
Serton mrs Margaret, cor of Wilkand Spring 
Servary J. P. segar maker, Eutaw near New 
Server John, carpenter. East n of Douglass 
Serwick Dan. victualler, Montgomery w of Charles 
Seth mrs Eliz. seamstress, Orleans e of Aisquith 
Seth Charles, cordvvainer, cor oi Pratt st & Apple al 
jSeth Joseph, drayman. Short n of Jefferson 
Setler Abraham, labourer, Busy al w of Hanover st 
Seftan Robert, currier, 171 n High 
SeVerson Benja. cabinet maker, Water e of South 
Sewell Reuben, cordvvainer, 24 s Howard 
Sewall Reuben, surperintendent of the Point market, 

cor of Bond and Gough 
Sewall Wm. tavern keeper, County wf 
Sewall John, carpenter, Ann near Wilk 
Sewall Joseph, cordwainer. Potter near Low 
Sevvell mrs Mary, midwife, Orleans w side 
Sewell Thos. chair maker. Peace al w of Charles st 
fSewell Wm. porter, Elbow lane near Paca st 
Sexton Richard, M. D. 28 Light 

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Director 9 1829. 



SHA 



Seyler Frederick, currier, Liberty near Saratoga 

Seymond Jacob, labourer, Columbia near Paca 

Seymour Wm. ship carpenter, 64 Fleet 

Shackey Bridgett, Eutaw s of Lexington 

Shade mrs Mary, seamstress, Saratoga w of Rock 

Shadrick John, mariner, cor of Wolf and Alice Anna 

Shafler mrs Margaret, 17 Thames 

Shaffer Geo. Sugar al e of Charles st 

Shaffer Frederick, Bank vv of Caroline 

Shaffner J. market dealer, Howard near Lombard 

Shaffner Jacob, merchant, cor of Frederick and Gay 

dw Harrison near Gay 
Shaiburn J. W. U. S. engineer, Aisquith n of Orleans 
Shakelford Lewis, pilot. Market s of Alice Anna 
Shamburg John, tavern keeper, 29 s Liberty 
Shamer Wm. cordwainer, Barre e of Sharp 
Shane Elizabeth, seamstress, Holliday near White's 

distillery 

Shane Samuel, M. D. Pratt near Howard 

Shane Joseph, oil and paint store, cor of Pratt and 

Howard 

Shaney Alex, fisherman, Mullikin's row, Bond st 
Shannaman John, tinner, Long al s of Saratoga st 
Shannanan James, clerk, Camden k of Hanover 
Sharac mrs Ann, shop keeper, Pearce w^ of Pine 
Share Joseph, brass founder, cor of Concord and 

Water, dw Water near Exeter 
Sharke Samuel, cabinet maker, 16 Commerce 
Sharkey Michael, china merchant, 64 Lexington 
Sharkey John, clerk. Park near Mulberry 
Sharp mrs Catharine, seamstress, Jefferson st w of 

Harford run 
tSharp James, labourer, Alice Anna e of Bond 
fSharp Henry, mariner. Strawberry al near Wilk st 
Sharpley John, grocery & commission merchant,Pratt 

E of Gay dw Fawn w of Exeter 
Shate D. Baltimore w of Cove 
Shaw Samuel, brick layer, Pearl s of Lexington 
Shaw Joseph, brass founder, Thames 
Shaw Richard, mate, 48 Ann 

285 ^ 



SHE 



MatcheWs Baltimore 



Shaw mrs Frances, Primrose al s side 

Shaw Tiffany & Co. domestic commission merchants, 

225 w Baltimore 
Shaw William C. of the firm of Shaw Tiffany & Co. 

dw s E cor of St. Paul & Saratoga 
Shaw William, weaver, Tyson near Richmond 
Shaw Isaiah, brick layer, Paca s of New 
Shaw Eliza, Barre e of Sharp 
Shaw Samuel, accountant in the Mechanics- Bankdw 

Gough st near Strawberry al 
Shaw miss Catharine, earthenware store, 117 xHigh 
Shaw mrs Ann, Harford av 
Shaw John, brick layer. Sharp n of Fayette 
Shaw mrs Frances, Primrose al 
Shawacre John, coach maker, 57 s Howard dw cor 

Pratt 8f Eutaw 
Shea John H. teacher, 7 Ross w of Eutaw 
Shearer mrs Ann, seamstress, Saratoga e of Paca 
Shearington William, sea capt. 81 Fleet stw of Star al 
fShearlock John F. labourer, Barre w of Hanover 
Shearman Lewis, shop keeper, York av 
jSheaves William, labourer, Salisbury, w of Har- 
ford run 

Sheehy Wm. glove Sf buck skin dresser, 65 n Gay 

near the bridge 
Sheehy Edward, cordwainer. Union w of Ross 
Sheets Jacob, wheelwright. Peace al w of Eutaw st 
Shelden James, cordwainer, Exeter w of Hillen 
Shelden John, cordwainer, Ensor n of Forrest 
Shelley Francis, labourer. Cross e of Jones 
Shelley William, carpenter, Aisquith st near Hull's lane 
Sheppard Caleb, boot<^' shoemaker, Gay w of Forrest 
Sheppard Thomas, justice of the peace, 24 s Calvert 

dw Charles ext bet Barre & Lee 
Sheppard Richard, saddler, Garden near Biddle 
Sheppard Nathan, grocer & commission merchant S 

Pratt st wharf 
Sheppard Thomas, health officer, cor Pratt & Sharp 
Sheppard John, saddler, Montgomery b of Charles 
fSheppard Marg't, laundress, Bishop al s of Pratt st 

£86 



Director, 1829. 



SHO 



! tSheppard William, barber, n Gay w of High 
fSberrard Ralph, labourer. Low & near Aisquith 
Sherry Charles, fisherman, Eutaw s end 
Sherwood Philip, ship carpenter, 11 Fleet 
Sherwood Samuel, shop keeper, Market near Thames 
Sherwood mrs Elizabeth, 13 Fleet st e of Apple al 
Sherwood mrs Alice, seamstress, 47 n Exeter 

I Sherwood miss Sarah, mantua maker, 69 J e Baltimore 

I Sherwood Thomas, sail maker, Hollingsworth near 
Pratt dw Pratt w of Caroline 
Sherwood Philip, sail maker, Pratt bet Frederick and 

Gay dw77 Apple al 
Shibreck William, naval officer dw 16 Hanover 
Shick John, Plasterer, St. Mary's w of Ross 
Shields Solomon, shoe maker, Bond near Thames 
Shields mrs Eliza B. mantua maker, Spring s of Pratt 
Shields Isaac, hack driver, Low e of High 

I Shields George N. cordwainer, Granby e of High 
Shields Patrick, labourer, Concord near Pratt 
Shields Levin, rope maker, William n of Cross 
Shilling William, tanner, Gough near Eden 
Shilling mrs Sarah, seamstress, York av 
Shimmingham Peter, rigger, Shakespear Bof Bond 
Shipley mrs Ann, 53 Pratt e of Sharp 
Shipley Richard A. house carpenter, Saratoga b of 
Pine 

Shipley Z. carpenter, Saratoga ext w of Cove 
Shipley Jno. weaver, w Precincts near Mulberry ext 
Shipley William B. brewer, Pearce w of Pine 
Shipley Archibald, weaver, Pearce w of Cove 
Shipley George, proprietor of livery stables, cor of 

Front and Low 
Shipley Peter, Farmer, Chesnut al w of Pearl st . 
tShives Amelia, 19 Lexington 
Shock George, grocery store, 88 n Gay 
Shock mrs. s of the Observatory 
Shock Sam'l cabinet maker, Water w of Market Sp. 
Shoemaker George, brick maker, Eutaw n of Barre 
Shoemaker mrs Louisa, Sharp betw. Hill st & Busy al 

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SIL MatcheWs Baltimore 



Shoemaker David, miller, Richmond near Tyson 
Shoemaker M. cabinet maker, Sarah Ann e of Cove 
Shorb Francis, dry goods merchant, 1 1 n Howard 
Shorb Andrew, cooper, 1 1 1 n Howard 
tiseme7it 

^Shorter Chs. caulker, Spring near e Baltimore 
^Shorter Hannah, Guilford al w of Light st 
JShorter Lucy,ilaundress, Lombard w of Paca 
tShorter Richard, labourer. New near Paca 
Shortt John H. bottling cellar, 5 Water. See adver- 
Shot Tower (Baltimore) company's office at the Balti- 
more shot tower, n Gay n of Fayette, Jno. Fran- 
ciscus, president 
Shott Jacob, carpenter, Baltimore w of Paca 
Shotten John, victualler, cor Eden st and Union al 
Shotts Daniel, boot & shoe maker, Granby w of Al- 
bermarle 

Shounce A. carter, Wolf near Bank 

Showaker John, coach maker, 57 s Howard dw cor 

Pratt and Eutaw 
Shreck Jacob, comb maker, 34 n Exeter 
Shreck George, comb maker, 34 n Exeter 
Shreck John, comb maker, Exeter near French 
Shriver John S. commissioner of insolvent debtors, 

dw Franklin w of Pearl 
Shroud Rachael, huckster, Harford av 
Shryack John, pump maker, Pitt, e of Aisquith 
Shryack Samuel, labourer, Happy al n of Bank st 
Shryack mrs Elizabeth, seamstress, Baltimore w of 

Booth's nursery 
Shuck Adam, hatter, Holliday s of Bath 
Shumard John, botanist, 96 n Howard 
Shuter James, grocer, cor High and French 
Shutt mrs Sarah, Mulberry w of Paca 
Shutt Augustus, sugar refiner, 121 n Exeter st 
Sibray miss Nancy, sw cor of New st and Long al 
Sicklin W, shingle dresser. Sugar al. e of Charles st 
Sikel Geo. G. baker. Water, w of High st 
fSilber A. barber, 2 s Gay st 

£B8 



Director, 1829. 



SIM 



Silver Lewis, comb, jewelry and variety store, 112 

E Baltimore st 
Silvester Samuel, sea captain, 69 s High st 
tSilvey Robt. labourer, Strawberry al. near Wilk st 
Simmering mrs Mary, cor of Camden & How^ard sts 
fSimmetry Nancy, Eager al. s of Mulberry st 
Simmonds mrs Susan, 2 n Frederick st 
Simmonds John A. commission merchant, 23 Light 

st wharf, dw 2 n Frederick st 
Simmons Saml. carpenter, and patent cradle manufac- 
turer, York avenue no. 7 
Simmons mrs Ann, shop keeper, 67 Ann st 
Simmons Stephen, mate, 38 Alice Anna st 
Simmons Samuel, turner, York av 
Simmons Andrew, machinist, Monument st. Crook's 
back row 

Simmons mrs Mary, Fawn, w of Exeter st 
Simon Charles, dry goods merchant, 53 n Howard st 
Simon David, brickmaker, Columbia, e of Chats- 
worth run 

Sims and Brothers, chymists, 86 w Pratt st 
Simms John, fisherman, William st 
fSimms Nancy, seamstress, Sarah Ann st 
Simms and Wallace, coppersmiths, 38 s Calvert st 
Simms Joseph, firm of Simms and Wallace, dw Mont- 
gomery, E of Charles st 
Simms Robert, carpenter. Pearl, s of Fayette st 
fSimms Ezek« blacksmith, Howard, Nof Richmond 
fSimms Rach. laundress. Short, n of Orleans st 
Simon Evan, tailor, 149 Bond st 
Simons Joseph, mariner, 8 Fell st 
Simonson John, chair factor, 58 Light st 
Simont mrs C. Columbia, e of Chatsworth run 
Simpson John, 2 M'Clellan st 
Simpson Rezin B. flour and produce merchant, 15 

PennsyPa av. dw Pearl, s of Mulberry st 
Simpson Hugh, grocer, Lexington, w of Paca st 
Simpson Jane, Eutaw st. n of Carpenter^s alley 

Simpson John, rigger, 67 Ann st 

Simpson Edw. house carpenter, Exeter, s of Frcncfi 



SKI MatcheWs Baltimore 



Simpson Walter, Granby, w of Albermarle st 
Simpson Wm. blacksmith, Fayette, e of Sharp st 
tSimpson Ruthy, laundress. Peace al. e of Eutaw st 
Sinclair Alex, ship carpenter, 73 Fleet st 
Sinclair Kitty, laundress, Wolf, n of Lancaster st 
Sinclair Mary, laundress, Wolf, n of Lancaster st 
Sinclair mrs Jane, Exeter, n of Pratt st 
Sinclair and Moore, plough and seed store, Hollings- 

worth and Grant sts. near Pratt. See advertH. 
Sinclair mrs Ann, shop keeper, Pearce, w of Pine 
Sindall Joshua, stone cutter, Temple, n of Baltimore 
Sindall John, stone cutter, Harford av 
Sindall Samuel, dry goods merchant, 22 C M space 
Singleton mrs Elizabeth, nw cor of Gay and Fayette 
Singleton and Mezick, commission merchants, 43 

s Gay st 

Singleton Charles F. firm of Singleton and Mezick, 

dw Pratt, E of Exeter st 
Sink Elisha N. R. sea captain, 55 Ann st 
Sinners Elijah R. proprietor of Tammany Hall, 65 

Water st 

Sinnot mrs Catharine, Lt Pleasant st. w of College al 
SissfFerman Fred, cooper, Wagon al. w of Park st 
Sisson Martin, paver, intersection of Gay & Aisquith 
Sitler mrs Mary Ann, G reen, n of Mulberry st 
Sitler mrs Elizabeth, seamstress, cor of French and 
Front sts 

Skiles John, cordwainer, Dutch al. w of Eutaw st 
Skillman Chs. ornamental painter. High, w of Water 
Skillman Robert, shop keeper, sw corner of High 

and Water sts 
Skimner William, ship carpenter, Hughes's quay, dw 

Lee, E of Charles st 
Skinner Robert, last maker and findings store, wb 

cor of Calvert and Water sts 
Skinner John S. postmaster, dw St PauPs st 
Skinner Zach. ship carrpenter, cor of High & Fawn 
Skinner mrs Sarah, boarding house, 62 Hanover st 
tSkinner Benj. labourer, President, s of Pratt st 
fSkinner T. brickmaker, Happy al. near Alice Anna 

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okipper mrs Isabella, seamstress, 70 Exeter st 
fSkipper E. laundress, Short, s of Jefferson st 
Slater Bridget, Lee, w of Light st 
Slater James B. Frederick, n of Pratt st 
Slater James, victualler, Hamstead hill, n of Bait st 
Slater Robt. victualler, Hamstead hill, near Guest st 
Sleeger Daniel, printer, 30 Pitt st 
Sleeper J. proprietor of the Washington Hotel, 4 
N Gay st 

Sleepy Jacob, tailor, Gay, n of High st 
Sleepy Jacob, carpenter, Pearl, n of Mulberry st 
Slemmer Christian, carpenter, Pratt, e of the bridge 
tSligh Jane, laundress. Pine, n of Mulberry st 

Sliker , weaver, se cor of Short st 4" Short al 

Slin John, carter, St Mary'^s st. e of Penn'a av 
Sliver mrs Sarah, shop keeper, Camden, e of Sharp 
Sliver George, tailor, 40 n Gay st 
Sliver A. soap and candle factor, Liberty al. near the 

jail, d\y Constitution st 
vSloan James, boot and shoemaker, basement story 

City hotel, dw Charles, near Franklin st 
Sloan mrs Jane, Wilk, e of Exeter st 
Sloan James, grocer, Stillhouse st. near Plowman 
Sloan John, accountant, Hanover, near Hill st 
Slotfelman Henry, joiner. Potter, near Gay st 
Slofter Fred, drayman, Baltimore, w of Cove st 
Slorssman mrs Mary, York av 
Siothower & Co. dry goods merchants, 29 n Howard 
Slothower George, dry goods merchant, 217 w Balti- 
more, dw Green, s of Mulberry st 
Sluman Wm. mate, Eden, near Bank st 
Small Jacob, mayor of the city of Baltimore, office 
in the Exchange buildings, dw Conway, e of 
Sharp st 

Small Sophia, Strawberry al. s of Fleet st 
Small John, stevadore, Wilk, e of Eden st 
Small mrs Cathrine, 18 w Fayette st 
Small Wm. F. architect and civil engineer, Saratoga, 
one door w of Charles st 



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Small Josiah, sugar refiner, Hanover market place, 

dw 55 Hanover st 
fSmall Geo. labourer, Elbow lane, near Paca st 
Small John, merchant, Franklin, e of Pine st 
jSmall Catharine, laundress. East of Douglass 
Smallwood mrs Mary nw^ cor Howard st ^ Bottle al 
tSmallwood David, drayman, Biddle w of Ross 
tSmiles George, Aisquith, s of Orleans st 
Smiley Geo. Aisquith st. s of Hull's lane 
Smiley Robert, cooper, 10 Grant st 
Smiley Robert, cooper. Mercer, e of Light st 
Smith John, sea captain, 27 Fell st 
Smith Thomas, tavern keeper, Bond st 
Smith James, blacksmith, 56 Bond st 
Smith Adam, cooper. Bond st 

Smith Wm. J. boot and shoemaker, Ann, s of Alice 

Anna st 
Smith John, mate, 36 Ann st 
Smith Wm. mariner, Ann, near Bank st 
Smith Samuel, cooper, Wolf, s of Fleet st 
Smith Basil L. ship carpenter, 114 Wolf, n of Fleet 
Smith Richard, cordwainer, 6 Lancaster st 
Smith George, shop keeper, cor of Caroline & Fleet 
Smith Samuel, mariner, Fleet, e of Caroline st 
Smith Daniel, FJeet, E of Bond st 
Smith John, copper refiner, Fleet, w of Market st 
Smith miss Caroline, Baltimore, e of Caroline st 
Smith John, cordwainer, Exeter st. n of Necessity al 
Smith John M. carpenter, 64 n Exeter st 
Smith Wm. H. grocery and feed store, ne corner of 

Gay and Potter sts 
Smith E. H. & Co. dry goods merchants, Baltimore b 

of Front st 
Smith miss Harriet, Centre Market space 
Smith Joseph, printer, 56 n Frederick st 
Smith Job, lumber merchant, Buchanan's wharf, dw 

43 Front st 

Smith mrs Susan, 62 Gay, opposite Saratoga st 
Smith mrs Mary M. China store, 9 s Gay st 
Smith J. and A. iron merchants, 4 Pratt st wharf 

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Smith Alex, firm of J. & A, Smith, dw Hanover, be- 
tween Camden and Conway sts 
Smith mrs Mary, boarding house, 16 s Calvert st 
Smith George, boarding house, nw corner of Light 
St and Sugar alley 
I Smith Francis H. patentee of the Grand Harmonicon, 
warehouse s Frederick st. dw Courtland, n of 
Saratoga st 

Smith James, M. D. vaccine agent, sw corner of St 

Paul's and Pleasant sts 
Smith mrs Elizabeth, n Charles, near Pleasant st 
Smith mrs Sarah, Charles, near Mulberry st 
Smith mrs Elizabeth, Sharp, near Barnet st 
Smith Joseph, grocer, 13, n Liberty st 
Smith John, baker, Eutaw, near Camden st 
, Smith mrs Elizabeth, Paca, n of Franklin st 
Smith Andrew, painter and glazier, Paca st 
Smith mrs Catharine, Penn'a av. near Preston st 
Smith Jacob, grocer, Pratt, w of Charles st 
Smith Thomas, cabinet maker, Water, w of Centre 

Market space 
Smith Peter, grocer. Fish Market space 
Smith James, tailor, G t. German, e of Eutaw st 
Smith Wm. cooper, Gt German, near Cove st 
Smith Wm. Franklin, e of Cove st 
Smith James, comb maker. Franklin, e of Cove st 
Smith miss Polly W. Baltimore, e of Pine st 
Smith Denhis A. Baltimore, e of Green st 
Smith Samuel, professor of drawing, Fayette, near 

Calvert, dw 74 n Charles st 
Smith Gideon B. in the office of the American Far- 
mer, dw Baltimore adjoining Booth's nursery 
Smith Henry, grocer, Fayette betw Green & Pearl 
Smith Hugh, labourer, Bath w of HoUiday 
Smith Eli, cooper, Baltimore, e of Booth's nursery 
Smith John W. importer of hardware, Baltimore, 

dw Courtland n of Pleasant 
Smith Matthew, importer of China, glass & Queen's 

ware, 228 Baltimore, dw Sharp betw Germaa 

and Lombard 

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Smith mrs J. seamstress, Shakspeare e of Bond 
Smith John, blacksmith, Thames w of Block 
Smith Jacob, of the firm Rau and Smith, Paca, n of 

Franklin st 
Smith Thomas, clerk, 7 Philpot 
Smith Richard, tavern keeper, 39 Bond 
Smith m.rs Mary, grocer}^, 157 Bond 
Smith Ephraim, collector, 217 Bond 
Smith John, carpenter, Wolf near Fleet 
Smith William, ship carpenter, Wolf near Wilk 
Smith mrs Ann, grocer, cor Caroline and Gough 
Smith J. L. boot and shoe maker, Eden near Gough 
Smith J. blacksmith, Lancaster st opposite Argyle al 

d\v 56 Bond st 
Smith John, sea captain, Alice Anna e of Bond 
Smith John, ship carpenter, Alice Anna near Bond 
Smith John, Wilk st w of Strawberry al 
Smith James P. tobacconist, Gough w of Bond 
Smith mrs. E. grocer, Second st w of Market space 
Smith John & A. iron merchants, 4 Pratt st wharf 
Smith A. of do. Hanover between Camden and Con- 
way sts 

Smith Thomas, China and glass merchant, 6 w Pratt 

Smith C. vrader, Baltimore w of Booth^s nursery 

Smith Jacob, saddler, Pratt w of Eutaw 

Smith general Samuel, Water st w of the Exchange 

Smith Samuel, porter, Saratoga w of Rock 

Smith Mary, Primrose al near Charles st 

Smith William, weaver, Mulberry e of Cove 

Smith R. Franklin st. Franklin row w of Chatsworth 

Smith John, carpenter, High near Low 

Smith mrs Elizabeth, Charles n of Saratoga 

Smith Thomas, labourer, Charles n of Montgomery 

Smith Nathan R. (M. D.) Sharp st. dw 15 Liberty 

vSmith Benjamin, Penn. av n of St. Mary's st 

Smith mrs Rebecca, seamstress, Barre e of Sharp 

Smith mrs Sarah, Fayette w of Eutaw 

Smith James, grocer, Potter st near Half moon al 

Smith mrs. Rachel, 1 9 n Gay 

Smith mrs. Sarah, Fayette w of Eutaw 



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Smith VVm. boot and shoe maker, Potter s of Freocb 

Smith Wm.. carter, 55 East st 

Smith Joseph, stone mason, East n of Douglass 

Smith Nicholas, grocer, York av \v side 

Smith Charlotte, Temple n of Baltimore 

Smith John, cordwainer, 2 French 

Smith John, boot and shoe store, 23 n Gay 

Smith Samuel, Qiiller, Orleans e of Aisquith 

Smith Moses, Gay near Forest 

Smith Francis H. professor of music, 50 Pitt 

Smith J. F. sea capt. 86 Pitt 

Smith Robert, Monument square s side 

Smith Wm. founder, Davis s of Bath 

Smith mrs Elizabeth, Charles n of Saratoga 

Smith J. L. M. wine merchant, cor. South & Water 

d\v Fayette \v of Charles 
Smith John, stone mason, Lerew's al s of Franklin st 
Smith James M. dry goods merchant, 75 n Howard 
Smith John, barber, 30 Eutaw 
Smith Jona han, sea captain, Eutaw s of Pratt 
Smith Saml. m't. 10 Fen. av. d\v Pearl s of Franklin 
Smith Cyrus, tailor, York e of Charles 
Smith Samuel, mariner, Busy al w of Hanover st 
Smith C. block and pump maker, Barre e of Sharp 
Smith Tobacco warehouse, Camden near Light stwf 
Smith mrs Ann, Montgomery w of the Observatory 
Smitli James, French w of Exeter 
tSmith Diana, huckster. East s of Douglass 
fSmith Ann, laundress, East n of Douglass 
fSmlth Pet. labourer, York av w side 
fSmith Harry, labourer, Park n of Lexington 
JSmith Ann, laundress, 3S n Gay 
iSmith James, sawyer, Argyle al near Wilk st 
JSmith Phillis, laundress, Strawberry al near Gough 
tSmith Nathan, carter, cor of Boad and Pinkney 
tSmith Abraham, sawyer. Forests of Douglass 
JSmith Moses, labourer, Short al n side 
JSmith Benj. labourer. Sharp near Barre 
jSmith Benj. carter, Peace al w of Howard st 
iSmith Joseph, labourer, Saratoga e of Cove 



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jSmith Richard, waiter, Park lane vv of Pearl st 
tSmith Edvv. labourer. Wagon al e of Park st 
fSinith John, painter. Star al near Wilk st 
fSmith David, waiter, Fayette w of Pearl 
iSmith Levin, waiter. East n of Douglass 
iSmith James, drayman. Chestnut al w of Pearl st 
fSmith Joshua, drayman, Wagon al near Liberty 
fSnoith William, drayman, Eager al n of Mulberry st 
fSmith Peter, waiter, corner Bath and Davis 
fSmith Perry, carter, Pratt w of Chatsworth 
fSmith Esther, Peace al w of Howard st 
fSmith James, drayman, Chesnut al vv of Peace 
fSmith Edward, waiter, L Pleasant Eof Park 
fSmith William, seaman, Ross e of Paca 
fSmith Sarah, laundress, Biddle al w of Ross st 
Smithson mrs. H. cor of Howard st and Bottle al 
Smithson Wm. carter, Eutaw n end 
Smoot H. B.' proprietor of the Hamstead hill hotel b 

Baltimore st 
JSmothers Frisby, labourer, Light s end 
Smull David B. coppersmith, So Albemarle 
Suavely John, hatter, Hillen e of Front 
Snow F. sea captain, cor of Baltimore and Caroline 
Snow Charles, sea captain, 41 Alice Anna 
;|:Snow Martha, laundress, Sarah Ann w of Cove 
Snowden Wm. Painter's court, s of Pitt st 
jSnowden Jane, Chatsw^orth n of Franklin 
Snyder Peter jr. M. D. Exeter one door n of Stiles 
Snyder John, carpenter, East st n of Half moon al 
Snyder Joseph R. Baltimore near Lloyd 
Snyder Peter, baker, Calvert near Saratoga 
Snyder Daniel, grocer, cor of Sharp and Barre 
Snyder mrs Milcah, grocer. Franklin row w of 

Chatsworth st 
Snyder mrs Sarah, 1 6 New Church st 
Snyder Wm. cooper Wagon al w of Howard st 
J^nyder mrs Hannah, Saratoga w of Gay 
Snyder mrs Eliza, fancy store, 50 n Liberty 
Snyder Charles, stage driver, Eutaw n of Pratt 
Sollers John, boot and shoe maker, 19 Bond 

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iSoHers Basil, hatter, 38 Harrison 
iSollers Joseph, Pearce e of Pine 
Solomon Wm. shoe store, cor Bond 4^ Shakespeare 
Solomon mrs Ann, Bond near Pinkney 
Solomon B. packer & comission agent, 85 n Exeter 
Sommerkamp mrs F. boarding house 12 n Liberty 
Somervill mrs Ann, 28 Hanover 
Southward William, sea capt. cor High & Granby 
JSomerviile David, Wilk e of Wolf 
Soran Jno. chair maker. Maiden lane near Aisquith st 
Sorrenson Catharine, laundress, Lerew's al s of Mul- 
berry st 

Souder Conrad, cordwainer, Spring n of Wilk 
Souder Christian, carpenter, Beuren near the jail 
Southcomb Plummer, sea captain, 191 Bond 
vSouthcomb Carey, Plumber, cor of Thames & Ann 
Southcomb C. mariner, Alice Anna st near Happy al 
Southerland mrs Jane, boarding house, Fayette e of 
Hollidav 

Soutsby Rob't. porter celler, Lexington vv of Howard 
Spalding Daniel, labourer, Hanover near Hill 
Spalding R. B. proprietor of the Balto. type foundry, 

43 N Frederick d\v 44 n Gay 
I Spaugler Jacobs grocery & liquor store, cor of East 

and Hillen 
Sparks Samuel, turner, 80 n Exeter 
fSparrovv John, waiter, Chesnut al e of Pine 
tSparrow James, waiter, Chesnut al e of Pine 
Spaven mrs Ann, Sugar a 1 w of Light st 
tSpeaks Elizabeth, laundress, Carpenter's alley near 

Paca St. 

Spear William, sea captain, Pratt e of High 

Spear William, merchant, 4 Lorman Row Hanover st 

dw Sharp s of Camden 
Spears James, cooper, Lerew's al s of Franklin st 
Spear mrs Barbara, Pleasant w of St. Paul 
Speck mrs Cecilia, shop keeper, 37 Light 
Spedden Edward, lime merchant, 23 Light st wharf 

dw Lee e of Sharp 
Sj)ence Elias, tailor, Charles s of Lee 

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MatcheWs Baltimore 



Spence Edward M. boot and shoe maker, 3 Souifi 
Spence Grahame K. dry goods merchant, cor of Pratt 

and Charles 
Spencer John, pilot, Market near Thames 
Spencer Abel^ findings store for cordwainers, 24 n 

Gay 

Spencer A. ladies' shoe maker, cor of Charles & Pratt 
Spencer John, bricklayer, Eutaw n of Saratoga 
Spencer mrs Sarah, 45 n High 
Spencer miss Dorcas, tailoress, Mulberry w of Park 
tSpencer Philip, labourer, Hill e of Charles 
Spercoll Michael, Montgomery w of Light 
Spicer J. stone mason, St. Mary's st e of Penn. av, 
Spicer Thos. clerk, 50 Fayette vv of Howard 
Spicer John, tailor, Franklin st e of Penn. av 
Spies mrs Margaret, tavern keeper, 83 Hanover 
Spilman James, hardware merchant, 3 n Gay 
Spindler William C. dry goods merchant, 47 e Bal- 
timore st 

fSpinnard Richard, drayman. Short al 
tSpotwood Daniel, labourer, s of Low 
tSport Joseph, cordwainer. Hill e of Charles 
Spreckelsen & Davidson, ship chandlers, 21 Thames 

head of Ramsay's wharf 
Sprigg Thomas, harbour master, for the Western 

District, dw 88 Dugan's wharf 
JSpriggs Thomas, High n of Gay 
JSpriggs George, Salisbury st w of Harford run 
fSpriggs Wm. labourer. Long al n of Lexington st 
jSprigg Richard, Short al 
Springer David, clerk, 124 Eutaw 
Spring City, (Western) cor of Camden & Charles sts 
Sprinkle mrs P. York av n of the Penitentiary 
Sprinkle D. carpenter, York av n of the Penitentiarj 
Sprinkle Greenbury, boot and shoe maker, York av 
Sproal James, dry goods merchant, 66 w Lexington 
Sprole John, stone mason, 6 Richmond 
Sprole mrs Rebecca, bacon merchant, Second st w of 

Market space 
tSprout Charity, G. German st b of Cove 
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Spurrier Beale, painter. Gay near Potter 
i Spurrier Beale, conveyancer, &-c. 41 St. Paul 

Stackers mrs Christiana, Low near Front 

Stafford James, grocer, cor of Gough and Caroline 
^ Stafford mrs Catharine, Fell near Alice Anna 

Stafford mrs Mary, York av 
: Stains James, ship carpenter, Star al near Fleet st 

Stains Wm. market dealer. Fleet near Ann 

Stains mrs Susan, seamstress. Front near Water 
t Stall mrs C. Montgomery vv of the Observatory 

Stall An(h'evv, huckster, Doctor's lane n Harford and 
York avs 

Stall Henry, ropemaker, McEldery's st w of Har- 
ford run 

Stallin^s A. bricklayer, Potter s of French 
Stallings Sam. cordwainer, Constitution near French 
Stalt Jos. labourer, n end Saratoga 
Stammer Bernard, ornamental painter, 13 Comet 
Stanley Rachel, midwife, 137 Bond 
Stanley Joseph, carpenter, Inloe's al. near Park st 
Stanley & Co. dealers in dye stuffs, paints, drugs and 
manufacturers of dye woods, cor of Howard and 
Fayette, dw Saratoga, near Charles 
Stanley mrs. Ann, 23, Alice Anna 
tStanley Levin, labourer, Moore's al rear of Rosb st 
^Stanley Adam, labourer. Light st near the rope walk 
Stannard Geo. city hotel, d w Saratoga w of Courtland 
St. John Chr. carter, corner Chamberlain and Ea- 
ger alley 

j Stansbury mrs Mary, seamstress,Comet near Aisquith 
Stansbury Danl. carpenter. Bank w of Wolf 
Stansbury Uriah, carpenter, High near French 
Stansbury Abraham, brick layer, Albermarle s end 
Stansbury mrs M. seamstress, Comet near Aisquith 
Stansbury Wm. grocery and leather store, cor of 
High and Gay, dw Harford av s of Chalmerses 
rope walk 

Stansbury James B. druggist, 33 Thames 
Stansbury John E. proprietor of hacks, cor of Bond 
and Lancaster. See advertisement 

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Stansbury Robt. D. sea capt. 53 Market st 
Stansbury R. cordwainer, Caroline near Pinkuey 
Stansbury Nicholas, 6 Albermarle 
Stansbury Elijah, jr. cor of Albermarle and Fawn 
Stansbury Augustus, cooper, Centre vv side 
Stansbury mrs Ann, tailoress, 81 n Liberty 
Stansbury mrs Elizabeth H. Eutavv s of Mulberry 
Stansbury E. I. dry goods merchant, 72 w Lexington 
fStansbury Isaac, hack driver, Centre w of St. Paul 
tStansbury A. labourer, Carpenter's al near Peace 
fStansbury G. brick maker, Carpenter's al e of Paca 
fStansbury Bar. laundress, Peace al w of Howard st 
fStansbury Geo. labourer, Potter near Low 
Staples John K. sea capt. 23 Thames 
Stapleton J. K. & Son, brush and bellows manufac- \ 

turers, 159 Baltimore 
Starcke Charles & Co. French and German dry 

goods merchants, 215 w Baltimore 
Starke Robert, coach maker, French near Potter 
Starr mrs. Julia A nn, Caroline near Gough 
Starr Joseph, teacher, WilkE of Bond 
Starr Engle, tavern keeper, n Front st 
Starr 8f M'Cormick, merchants, 22 Light st whf 
Starr Wesley, of the firm of do. Conway w of Eutavr 
Starr Joshua, teamster, 57 s Sharp 
Starr Ann, Wagon al e of Howard st 
Starr John, tobacconist, 61 n Exeter 
Starr James, type founder, cor of Calvert st and 

Lovely lane, dw Water w of Lloyd 
Start Benj. constable, Aisquith near Low 
Starr Geo mariner. Wagon al e of Eutaw st 
Starr mrs Rebecca, snuff and tobacco manufactory, 

30 Cem Market space, and 27 s Calvert, 
State Tobacco warehouse, cor of Light and Conway 
Staton David, carpenter, New near Eutaw 
Staylor Henry, grocer, cor of High and French 
Steel Sam'l, watch maker. Hawk st near Market sp. 
Steel John, mariner, cor of Fleet and Market 
Steen Geo. W. principal of Wentworth academy, 

132 Baltimore, dw s Paca s side 
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Director^ 1829. STB 

Sleephenskey A. grocer, Baltimore w of Cove 
Steevens Wm. baker, corner of Gough and Eden 
Steever mrs Elizabeth, boarding house, 10 Harrison 
Steever Geo. accountant, Water e of Exeter 
Steever Geo. coach maker, cor of Potter and Hillen 
Steever Daniel, coach maker, cor of Potter 8f Hillen 
Steigers W. ^ H. grocers and produce merchants, 

26 Franklin st 
Steinmeyer Frederick, grocer, Saratoga e of Cove 
Steinmeyer Frederick, Wagon al near Eutaw st 
Steinman John, cordwainer, cor of Forest and Hillen 
1 Stembler John, cordwainer, Rock s of Saratoga 
I Stellings Saml. cordwainer. Constitution near French 
j Stell Ebenezer, ladies' shoe maker, Calvert n of 
j Bath st 

Stelt mrs Amelia, French near Centre 
Stenson mrs Martha, 21 Courtland 
I Stephenson John, sea capt. 72 Market 
I Stephenson Geo. mariner, Spring n of Gough 
Stephenson Josh, bricklayer, Potter n of Douglass 
fStephenson Hezekiah, barber, Light near Barre 
tStephenson James, Hill e of Charles 
fStepherson J. brick maker. Elbow lane near Paca st 
tStephenson Philip, lobourer, Guilford al near Light 
Sterrett Saml. firm of Harrison and Sterrett, Water 

st one door e of the bridge 
Sterrett Nancy, Sharp st between High st&Busy al 
Sterling Samuel, comb maker, Eutaw s of Barre 
Sterling Wm. Exeter s of Salisbury 
tSterling Samuel, caulker, 15 Wolf 
fSterling Peter, porter. East s of Douglass 
Steuart Col. Wm. stonecutter, cor of Pratt and Con- 
cord, dw High s of Stiles 
Steuart R. S. L stone cutter, cor of Pratt and Con- 
cord, dw cor of Pratt and Gough 
Steuart mrs Susanna, Granby st near Harford run 
Steuart Wm. deputy sheriff, Garden st near the old 
Poor house 

Steuart John M. attorney at law, Masonic hall 
Stevens Wm. baker, corner of Gough & Eden 

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Stevens J. H. baker, Exeter s of French 
Stevens Richd. sea captain, Baltimore n of Caroline 
Stevens Danl. M. cordwainer. Fleet w of Market 
Stevens T. bacon mercht. Baltimore e of Harford run 
Stevens Mrs. Cecelia, Front near Water 
Stevens Mrs. E. seamstress, Aisquith n of Holland 
Stevens David, cordwainer. Short al. n side I 
Stevens Alex, ship capenter, 8 Block 
fStevens Lucretia, Penn. av. s of Biddle st 
fStevens Dan. mariner, Strawberry alley, s of Pink- 
ney st 

tStevens Benjamin, drayman, Spring n of Pratt 
Stevenson mrs. Mary, Dutch alley e of Eutaw st 
Stevenson Jno. Eutaw n of Franklin 
fStevenson Saml. labourer, n Gay near Mott i 
fStevenson Shadrach, Wagon al e of Park st 
fSteverson John, labourer, Ruxton e of Charles 
Stewart Wm. & co. dry goods and grocery mts. cor. 

of Gay& High 
Stewart James, victualler. Constitution near French 
Stewart Jos. W. coppersmith and grate manufactu- 
rer, 66 s Calvert dw s High 
Stewart Cecelia, laundress, Montgomery near Light 
Stewart mrs. S. huckster, cor Charles & Henrietta 
Stewart mrs. S. Green n of Baltimore 
Stewart M. itinerant bookseller. Pearl s of Mulberry 
Stewart Joseph, tailor, cor Pine & Mulberry 
Stewart John, machinist, Henrietta e of Charles 
Stewart Edwd. carpenter, cor Paca & Camden 
Stewart Abraham 0. grocer, cor of Pratt & Paca 
Stewart John, proprietor of Centre Hotel corner of 

Grant and Mercer 
Stewart Wm. stone mason, ) 2 New Church 
Stewart James, dry goods merchant, 135 Baltimore 

dw. Courtland near Pleasant 
Stewart James, mariner. Fleet w of Caroline 
Stewart Stephen C. blacksmith, 18 e Baltimore 
Stewart Jos. W. coppersmith, High near Pratt 
Stewart Wm. P. 130 n High 
Stewart Geo. W. Potter s of French 

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Stewart Jos. J. grocer, Forrest near Gay 
i Stewart Thomas bricklayer. Fall near Liberty 
Stewart Wm. cordwainer, Gough s of Granby 
i Stewart mrs. Catharine, boarding house, Holiday st. 

near Baltimore 
I Stewart David, attorney and councellor at law, St. 
Paul's near Lexington, dw. n Charles 
Stewart John, plough manufacturer, and proprietor 

of hacks, cor of Sharp and Barre sts 
Stewart Rob. weaver, cor Tyson st and Tyson al 
Stewart mrs Sarah, Henrietta e of Charles st 
Stewart Richard, M. D. Lexington w of Charles st 
Stewart mrs Henrietta, tutoress. Mulberry, vv of 
Calvert st 

Stewart miss Mary, cor of Franklin and Charles st 
Stewart mrs Ellen, midwife, 31 New Church st 
^Stewart Wm. carter, Hill e of Sharp st 
JStewart John, labourer, Hill w of Sharp st 
jStewart Sarah, Lexington, e of Sharp st 
iStewart Geo. mariner, 3 Strawberry al 
jStewart Charles, labourer, Sarah Ann e of Cove 
•[•Stewart Joshua, barber, Pratt w of Hanover 
tStewart Chloe, laundress, Eden near Union 
fStewart Allen, coach maker, n High 
tStewart Louisa, Low near x\isquith 
tStewart Th. sawyer, Chatsworth st n of Franklin 
Stidger David, constable, East n of Douglass 
Stiff Thomas, carpenter, 93 w Pratt st 
Stiffel Charles, baker, 68 s Howard 
Stiger mrs Margaret, Franklin e of Penn'a av 
Stigers John, blacksmith, Baltimore w of Booth's 
nursery 

Stigerman Abel, East st n of Half Moon alley 
Stiles Wm. millwright, rear of w side William 
Stiles Wm. opposite the powder house 
Stiles col. John S. St. Paul's n of Pleasant 
Stiles Wm. carpenter, Spring near Gough 
{Stiles Abraham, labourer, Montgomery near Light 
JS tiles Fred, labourer, Low s of Front st 
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MatcheWs Baltimore 



Stilwell Jesse, blockmaker. Peace al. w of Sharp st 
Stilwell Jesse, blockmaker, Ross near St. Mary's st 
Stilwell Daniel, ladies' shoemaker, St. Paul's n of 
Mulberry 

Stimon John, oyster house, se cor Forrest and Hil- 
len sts 

Stinchcomb, John, cooper. Mulberry w of Pearl 
Stinchcomb ^ Small, dry goods merchants, 16 Cen- 
tre Market space 
Stine ^Vm. G. grocer, cor of Orleans and Aisquith 
Stine J. W. blacksmith, cor Little Hughes & Light 
Stines John, Fleet near Washington 
Stinger Geo. glass blower, near the glass house 
Stiltz Daniel, carpenter, St. Paul's n of Hamilton 
Stirritt David, brickmaker, cor Monument & Stirling 
Stitcher Jolin, cabinet maker, Park s of Franklin 
Stockdale Chs. blacksmith, co Lancaster and Wolf 
Stockdon Charles, blacksmith, Wolf near Wilk 
Stockton & Stokes's stage office, Basement story city 

hotel. See advertisement and Register 
Stockton James, sea captain, Ann n of Fleet 
StofFelman Henry, joiner. Potter, near Gay st 
Stoker Elijah, cooper, Saratoga w of Park 
Stokes miss E. milliner, Albermarle s of Plowman 
Stokes William B. firm of Stockton and Stokes, dw 

Hamilton w of Charles 
fStokes C. laundress, Bayard st w of Strawberry al 
jStokeley Matthew, labourer, Strawberry alley near 

Pinkney st 
Stomp George, clerk, 72 Liberty 
Stone ivirs Ann, 9 Mercer w of Calvert 
Stone Thomas, carpenter, Spring near Pratt 
Stone Edward, drayman, 28 n Exeter 
Stone Edward, collector, cor Gay and Mott 
Stone Richard, bricklayer, 49 n Gay 
Stonebraker George, merchant, Howard n of Pratt 

dw 42 Hanover 
Stoops mrs Sarah, seamstress, 31 s Calvert 
Storm James, chair maker, 104 Exeter n of Gay 
Stouflfer John & Jacob, flour merchants, 33 n Howard 

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Stouffer J. of the firm of John & Jacob, 85 Fayette 
Stouffer John, firm of J. & J. Sfouffer, dw 15 Eutaw 
Stouflfer Henry, 35 Fayette 

Stout Joseph, cabinet maker, cor of Potter & Low 

Stout Francis, paver, Beuren near Madison 

Stout Geo. blacksmith, cor of Pleasant & Holliday 

Stout Jos cabinet maker, cor of Low and Potter 

Stoutsberger Andrew, victualler, Harford av 

Stow Thomas, proprietor steam saw mill, Uhler's al 

dw Pearl n of Fayette sts 
Stradley John, rigger, 81 Alice Anna 
Stran Thomas P. mathematical instrument maker, 

Thames w of Market 
;};Stranford Aaron, ship carpenter. Wolf n of Wilk 
Stratton W. W. shoe manufacturer. High near Bait. 
Strebeck Wm. coach maker, 35 Pearl 
Strebeck John, ship joiner, Argyle al n of Fleet st 
Street Wm. J. C. dry goods merchants, 23 Bait. 
Street Wm. of the firnl of Wm. 8^- J. C. Street, d w 1 1 

Pitt 

Streppel John P. machinist, City Block dw Philpot 
Stretch Samuel, tailor, East n of Douglass 
Strieker Jno. attorney at law, Fayette dw 15 Charles 
Strickland Henry, mate, Wilk e of Ann 
Strike miss Isabella, fancy dress & pelisse maker, nw 

cor Courtland and Franklin 
Strike Nicholas, 80 s Charles 
Strischka, Jos. A. grocer, Baltimore w of Pearl 
Stroble Jno. P. bottting cellar, cor of Bond & Thames 

dw 43 Bond st 
Strother mrs Jacoline, 48 Park 
Struthoff Barney, baker, 39 n Exeter 
Stuart David, grocer & liquor store, cor of High and 

Hillen dw 63 Harrison 
Stuart John, cordwainer, East st n of Douglass 
Stuart & Bolton, oil, glass and paint store, 71 McEl- 

dery's wharf. See advertisement 
Stubbins Thos. bricklayer. Mulberry w of Pearl 
Stubbs Joseph, carpenter, Barre w Hanover 

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Stump Samuel, flour merchant, 85 Bovvley's wharf 

dvv 1 17 Hanover -st 
Stump George, clerk, 72 Liberty st 
Sturgeon Edw. clothier, 42 Cen. Market space 
Sturgess John, rigger. Market n of Alice Anna st 
Sturgess Reuben, boot & shoe maker, 79 Hanover 
St. Victor Aymond B. Water near Light 
Stutson & Young, grocers, cor Lexington st &f Peace al 
Suberon David, clerk, Eutavv s of Conway 
Sullivan John, merchant, 12 Light st whf. dw Sharp 

N of Barre 

Sullivan mrs Rebecca, Wolf st near Waters's whf - 
Sullivan Daniel, labourer, Spring s of Wilk 
Sullivan D. book seller, High n of Water 
Sullivan John, carter, French w of Potter 
Sullivan John P. clothier, 46 s Calvert dw cor of 

Sharp and Pratt 
tSullivan Sam. labourer, Ferry road Light st ext 
Summers Fred, mariner, 8 Lancaster e of Apple al 
Summers mrs Ann, seamstress, 83 Bond 

Summers ♦ , grocer, 61 Harrison 

Summers M. 37 Harrison 
Summerville mrs C. Exeter n of Gay 
Summerville H. grocer, cor of Concord and Water 
Summerville John, paver, Beuren s of Falls st 
Sumner H. P. of the iSrm of Henry Payson& Co. 

dw 125 Hanover 
Sumstrum mrs Mary, Conway wof Eutavy 
Sumwalt 4" Rowe, curriers, 52 s Calvert 
Sumwalt G. carpenter, cor of Light & Montgomery 
Sumwalt Geo. superintendent of streets and pumps, 

Welcome al near Hanover st 
Sumwalt Philip, grocer, 7 Second, dw Baltimore vv 

of Market 

Sumwalt Jesse, plasterer, Howard s of Richmond 
Sunderland Basil, ship carpenter, Pratt near Market 
Sunenshine Rebecca, mantua maker. Eager alley n of 
Saratoga st 

Super John, baker, 27 Water e of Frederick 
Surton mrs Elizabeth, over 23 Commerce st 

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f ■ Suter Henry jr. turner, Concord n of Hawk, Aw Pot- 
ter St near Necessity al 
Suter Geo. hattei Baltimore st e of the bridge 
Suter Jacob, cordwainer, York near Charles 
Sutherland mrs Jane, boarding house, Fayette, e of 
Holliday st 

Suthhopf Chas. cordwainer, Howard near Madison 

Sutlitf Thos. furniture store, 60 w Lexington 

Sutton Hindman, blacksmith, New near Eutaw 

Sutton Thos. mariner, Spring near Pratt 

Sutton Sam. carter, Franidin st ext 

JSutton Richard, gardener, Saratoga w of Rock 

JSutton Ann, laundress, Davis s of Bath 

Summers J. H. cordwainer, Camden w of Hanover 

Swain Stephen, chair factor, 49 South 

Swain M. P. C. Cider al. bet Eutaw 4' Howard sts 

Swain Jer. victualler, Pitt Eof Eden 

Swaint Joseph, labourer, Harbisons of Gay 

Swan M. & W. dry goods merchants, 220 Baltimore 

Swan mrs A. Bayard st w of Strawberry alley 

Swan John A. shingle dresser, Forest n of Douglass 

Swan Richard T. cordwainer, Sharp n of Lee 

Swan Wm. of the firm of M. & W. Swan, dw Charles 

N of Lexin2:ton 
Swan James, Frederick s of Baltimore 
Swan Robert, labourer, Union w of Ross 
Swartzman John, cordwainer, 13 i n Eutaw 
Swel John, labourer. Liberty al near the jail 
Sweany Dennis, chair maker, 142 n High 
Swea\iy Benj. cor of Ann & Wilk 
Sweefty Hugh, teacher, Saratoga w of Park 
Sweeny James, weaver, Preston w of Ross 
Sweeny Richard, chair maker, Wilk near Eden, dw 

cor of Bank and Eden 
Sweeny J. chemist, Columbia st e of Chatsworth run 
Sweetser & co. druggists, 170 Baltimore 
Sweetser Samuel, of the firm of Sweetser and co. dvT 

49 N Charles 
Swick Chas. rigger, 22 Fleet 
Swift Wm. druggist, cor of Wilk and Spring 

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Swift Gen. Joseph, cor of St. Paul and Mulberry 

Svvinehart Peter, grocer, Spring s of Pratt 

Switzer Philip, confectioner, 71 Front 

Switzer J. and W. boot and shoe makers, Penn av 

Switzer mrs Rhody, seamstress, George e of Pine 

Sykes John, watchman, Johnson near Cross 

Sykes John, counting room, Hanover near Baltimore 

dw 38 s Sharp 
Sylvester Thos, cordwainer, Low w of Aisquith 
Symington T. commission merchant, 10 Bowly's whf 
Symington and Taylor, stone cutters, Charles s of 

Camden 

Symington Jas. of the firm of Symington and Taylor 
dw Charles s of Camden 

TaGGART WM. labourer, Sarah Ann, w of Cove 

Tagart H. academist, over 144 Baltimore st 

Talbot mrs Sarah, Franklin st extended 

Talbot Jesse, boarding house, Lombard, e of Sharp 

Talbot John, mariner. Fleet, w of Caroline st 

Talbot Samuel, engineer, Gt Hughes st 

JTalbot Perry, mariner, Eden, w of Pratt st 

JTalbot Benj. carter, Apple al. near Fleet st 

ITalbot Slurray, waterman, Franklin, w of St Paul's 

Tall William, tailor, 67 Front st 

Tall Anthony, proprietor of the Liberty Cap Tavern 

Gough, E of Bond st 
Talleofara Providence, dyer and scourer, Howard st. 

near Carpenter's alley 
Talley Jas. W. labourer, Lerew's al. n of Saratoga st 
Taney Roger B. attorney at law% Lexington, 2 doors 

E of St. Paul's st 
Tarr Edwin S. cabinet and Venetian blind maker, 3 

North St. dw Gay ext. near Mott st. See adver. 
Tarring Wm. painter, Eutaw, near Spring Garden 
JTarter Henry, porter, Bottle al. e of Howard st 
JTarta^r John H. labourer, Chesnut al. w of Pearl st 
Tate T. grocer, Saratoga, w of Cove st 
Tatham Daniel sen. proprietor of the watering place 

near the Glass house, foot of/ A 
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Tatham Daniel, jun. supplier of water and tavern 

keeper, near the Glass house, foot of/ /i 
Taylor mrs Ann, Baltimore, e of Bond st 
Taylor John, blacksmith, dw over 21 Commerce si 
Taylor mrs Sarah, seamstress, 6 Lancaster st 
Taylor Edward, cordwainer, 23 Fleet st 
Taylor Pereg. ship carpenter, Fleet, e of Argyle al 
Taylor Thos. sea captain, Bank, e of Strawberry al 
Taylor George, ship carpenter, ne corner of Spring 
and Bank sts 

Taylor L. G. captain of the steam boat Maryland, dw 

10 N High st 
Taylor captain James, High, n of Baltimore st 
Taylor James, jun. mate of the steam boat Maryland, 

dw Front near Hillen st 
Taylor mrs Margaret, milliner, 93 n Gay st 
Taylor Samuel, tailor, 10 Holliday st 
Taylor George, merchant, dw 32 Light st 
Taylor mrs Elizabeth, Light, near Baltimore st 
Taylor Thomas, Light st near Hughes's quay 
Taylor mrs Mary, Richmond, near Pratt st 
Taylor Benj. weaver, Penn'a av. n of Biddle st 
Taylor & IVPNeal, coopers and proprietors of scows, 

SE cor of Pratt st and Allison alley 
Taylor Hez. cooper, Columbia, e of Chatsworth run 
Taylor Samuel, stone cutter, Bedford alley, between 

Peace alley and Camden st 
Taylor David, carpenter. Mulberry, w of Pearl st 
Taylor Levi, stone cutter. Franklin row, w of Chats- 
worth st 

Taylor S. milkseller, Baltimore, w of Booth's nursery 
Taylor Arch, blacksmith. Spring, near Bank st 
Taylor Wm. sea captain, 37 Fleet, w of Bank st 
Taylor B. and Brown, importers of hardware, 164 J 

w Baltimore st 
Taylor B. of the firm of B. Taylor and Brown, dw 

Baltimore, opposite Booth's nursery 
Taylor and Landstreet, merchants, 266 w Baltimore 
Taylor Joseph and Son, wholesale grocers, ne cor of 

Howard and Baltimore sts 
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Taylor Thomas, harness maker, 49 s Liberty st 
Taylor Joseph, of the firm of Joseph Taylor & Son, 

dw 8 Lombard st 
Taylor Robert, of the firm of Joseph Taylor & Son, 

dw Lexington, e of Howard st 
Taylor Jenifer S. tavern & boarding house, 57 Water 
Taylor Levi, firm of Symington and Taylor, dw 

Franklin st ext 
Taylor E. carpenter, Pratt, near Caroline st 
Taylor John B. (M. D.) 49 Front st 
Taylor Major, carpenter, nw cor of French & Front 
Taylor miss Hannah, Exeter, s of Stiles st 
Taylor mrs Elizabeth, 35 Exeter st 
Taylor Daniel, labourer, Forest, n of Ensor st 
Taylor Wm. W. president of the Commercial and 
Farmers' Bank, dw se corner of Monument 
square and Lexington st 
Taylor John, currier. Pearl, s of Franklin st 
Taylor Arch, blacksmith, cor of Pratt st and Falls av 
Taylor Thomas, shoe store, 26 w Pratt st.dw cor of 

Hanover and Hill sts 
Taylor Frances, Ruxton, w of Light st 
Taylor Joseph, cooper, Greenwich st. w of Pennav 
Taylor Robert A. auctioneer and commission mer- 
chant, 204 w Baltimore, dw Lexington st. opp. 
the Athenaeum 
JTaylor Isaac, stevadore, Apple alley 
JTaylor Wm. Spring, n of Pinkney st 
tTaylor Hester, Eden, n of Wilk st 
JTaylor Basil, mariner. Short st. s of Jefferson 
Teackles J. U. (M. D.) se cor of High & Baltimore 
Teal George, accountant, 1 1 w Pratt st 
Teal James, blacksmith, Montgomery, near Light st 
Teal Arch, blacksmith. Wolf, near Alice Anna st 
Tear mrs Rebecca, seamstress, Wolf, near Lancaster 
Teas John, plasterer, New Church st. w of Crook- 
ed lane 

Teavawl Jacob, market dealer, Johnson, s of Crofi« 
Tebbells mrs Susan, seamstress, Potter » Hili 
Tebbells Benj. ladies' shoemaker, H3 n Exeter st 

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Temperley Thos. tavern and oyster house, Franklin 

E of Eutavv st 
Temple Matthew, cordwainer, Gough, w of Spring 
^Tender James, labourer, Charles, n of Hill st 
Tenant Thomas, merchant, counting house and dwel- 
ling, Nwcor of Gay and Second sts 
Tennant Wm. cordwainer, Liberty al. near Falls st 
Terapario Jacob, sawyer, Biddle al. w of Ross st 
Terrell mrs Harriet, Lt Hughes, w of Light st 
Tevis Benj. hatter, 30 Pitt 

Tevis Daniel, cabinet maker, 16 Fayette wof Park 
^Tew Saml. High n of Gay 
Thaben mrs Eliza, Pinkney near Bond 
Thaeter Philip, boot and shoe maker, Armistead lane 
near Light 

Thayer Laban, merchant, 67 Smith's whf. dw Gough 

n of Stiles 

Thearele Mark, labourer, Holliday n of Bath 
Thomae H. book keeper in the Commercial and Far- 
mers' Bank, dw 19 s Liberty 
Thomas mrs Mary, Ann s of Wilk 
Thomas Gabriel, guager, cor of High and Fawn 
Thomas Lambert, (coroner) cabinet maker, 128 n 
High st 

Thomas mrs Ann, seamstress, Potter near Gay 
Thomas Sterling, victualler, Holland e of Aisquith 
Thomas and Sinclair, block and pump makers, betw. 

Grant and Ellicott near Pratt 
Thomas Isaac, cooper, 86 s Charles 
Thomas Joseph, turner, cor of Park st and Dutch al 
Thomas David, carpenter, 4 M'Clellan st 
Thomas and Kelly, dry goods merchants, 65 n How- 
ard st 

Thomas James, of the firm of Thomas and Kelly, 

dw Paca near Pratt 
Thomas Owen, muffin baker, Sugar al w of Light st 
Thomas mrs Ellen, milliner and mantua maker, 43 

w Pratt 

Thomas A. J. grocer, Pratt w of Hanover 
Thomas Isaac, stone mason, Saratoga w of Pine 

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Thomas Jacob R. proprietor of the globe inn, 239 w 

Baltimore 
Thomas mrs Eleanor, 21 Fayette 
Thomas Richard H. (M. D.) Lexington e of Eutaw 
Thomas mrs Margaret, Low near Potter 
Thomas and George, importers of hardware, 196 w 

Baltimore 

Thomas P. E. of the firm of Thomas and George, dw 

196 w Baltimore 
Thomas J. T. boarding house, Thames near Bond 
Thomas Geo. mate, 73 Ann 

Thomas H. labourer, cor of Ten foot al and Spring st 
Thomas Robert, pilot, 1 4 Alice Anna 
Thomas James H. grocer, cor of Strawberry al and 
Wilk St 

Thomas D. L. sugar refiner, Hillen e of High, store 

cor of Pratt and Commerce 
Thomas Jane, grocer, cor of Low and Aisquith 
Thomas E. coach painter, cor of Charles and Lee 
Thomas John, waterman, Fayette e of Pine 
Thomas Edward, clerk. Mulberry e of Pine 
Thomas John, carpenter, St Mary st e of Penn av 
Thomas John, clerk, 29 New Church st 
Thomas Samuel, watchman, Park lane e of Pine st 
Thomas Wm. firm of Thomas and Sinclair, High n 

of Stiles 

^Thomas S. labourer, L Pleasant st w of College al 

jThomas Rachel, Jefferson w of Aisquith 

tThomas Gusta. baker, Pratt st w of Chatsworth run 

JThomas Joseph, caulker, Apple al near Fleet st 

|Thomas Adam, sawyer, 82 Apple al 

tThomas Robert, labourer, 47 n Exeter 

: Thomas G. brick maker, Howard s of Conway 

Thomas David, drayman. Run al. w of Lexington st 

fThomas Harriet, laundress. Run al s of Lexington st 

tThomas John, labourer. Centre w of St. Pauls ext. 

fThomas Stephen, ship carpenter, cor Happy alley 

and Wilk st 
tThomas Eliza, Strawberry al near Gough st 
tThomas Kitty, Spring near Pratt 

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fThomas Philip, Stevadore, 21 Wilk 
tThomas Richard, carter, Bank st w of Happy al 
fThomas Benj. drayman, Exeter s of Hillen 
fThomas Andrew, tanner, Exeter s of Hillen 
tThomas Samuel, labourer, cor of Potter and Low 
fThomas J. labourer, L. Hughes w of Hanover st 
tThomas Robert, waiter, Camden e of Eutaw 
Thompson John, labourer, Eutaw n of Hillen 
Thompson Thos. carpenter, Sharp near Baltimore 
Thompson Alex, sea capt. 26 Alice Anna 
Thompson David & Wm. saddle, trunk and Harness 

makers, 2G South, dw 34 x High st 
Thompson J. plasterer, Aisquith stnear HulPslane 
Thompson Joseph, cordwainer, French near Potter 
Thompson Elias, cordwainer, Ensorextd. 
Thompson John, corwainer Hull's lane near Forest st 
Thompson John H. lumber inspector, Granby st near 

Harford run 

Thompson H. commission merchant, 53 Smith's whf 
Thompson P. distiller, cor of HoUiday and Centre 
Thompson mr. St Paul near Centre 
Thompson Allen, ship carpenter, Sharp near Hill 
Thompson H. weaver, Richmond near Howard 
Thompson mrs Ann, Pearl s of Lexington 
Thompson H. clock and watch maker, Pratt st wof 
Dugan's whf 

Thompson Alex, boot and shoe maker, Pratt e of 

Frederick st whf. dw se cor Short & Jefferson 
Thompson Wm. boat builder, Peace al near Charles 
Thompson Alex, cordwainer, sw corner of Low and 

Jefferson sts 

Thompson Wm. A. coach trimmer and harness mak- 
er, Harford av 
Thompson Joseph B. Water, e of High st 
Thompson mrs Susan J. boarding house^ Stiles, w of 
Gough st 

Thompson Samuel, cabinet maker, 13 Harrison st 
Thompson Thomas, carpenter, Eutaw, n of Franklin 
Thompson Willis, labourer, French al. e of Charles st 
Thompson John, bricklayer, George st w of Pennar 

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Thompson Charles, coach maker, 27 New Church st 
Thompson Alfred, clerk, Baltimore, w of Booth's ^ 
nursery 

Thompson mrs Mary, dry goods store, Market s of , 
Alice Anna 

Thompson John, carpenter, Richmond opposite Park 
fThompson Sarah, Grape s of Wagon al 
Thompson mrs Ann, Lt German between Hanover 

and Sharp sts 
Thompson mrs Ann, G German between Liberty 

and Howard sts 
Thompson Richard, watchman, Saratoga extended w 

of Rock 

Thompson mrs Eliza Ann, Mulberry w of Pearl 
Thompson mrs S. sw cor of Charles & Barnet sts 
Thompson John J., letter carrier, dw s Exeter s of 
Salisbury 

Thompson Stephen J, stage office adjoining the In- 
dian Queen Hotel, Baltimore st dw Pitt e of 
Front. 

Thompson James, commission merchant, O^DonnePs 

wharf dw Aisquith near Orleans 
Thompson Gait, clerk, dw Aisquith near Orleans 
Thompson mrs E. huxter. Hawk e of C M Space 
Thompson William, tavern keeper, 65 Thames 
Thompson Edward, wheel wright, 77 Bond 
Thompson B, teacher, 89 Bond 
Thompson John K. ship carpenter, Argyle al near 

Ann st 

Thompson mrs R. grocer, cor Ann & Lancaster sts 
Thompson Wm. ship carpenter, Wilk, near Wash- 
ington st 

Thompson J. painter, Bayard st. w of Strawberry al 
Thompson Alex, carpenter. Forest, n of Gay st 
Thompson Alex, cordwainer, York av 
Thompson Leonard, nw corner of Hull's lane and 
Aisquith st 

tThompson Wm. labourer, Exeter n of Gay st 
fThompson Edw. hack driver, Caroline, n of Pratt 
tThompson Rosetta, Potter near Low st 

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fThompson J. labourer, Harford st near Short alley 
tThompson T. between Busy al. and Hill st 
fThompson Silas, Homaspun alley, rear of Sharp st 
fThompson J. hack driver, Sharp near Saratoga st 
fThompson Henry, shop keeper, Saratoga, w of Gay 
fThompson R. labourer, Wolf, near Alice Ann st 
tThompson Edw. labourer, Caroline, near Pratt st 
Thornburgh mrs Isabella, milliner, 207 w Baltimore 
Thornton Stephen, grocer, York, w of Light st 
Thornton Wm. carpenter, Pinkney w of Bond st 
Thornton Francis A. purser in the United States' Na- 
vy, d\v Franklin, w of Pearl st 
Thornton Seagood, waterman. Bond near Lancaster 

f Thornton , hack driver. Sharp near Saratoga 

Thorpe Joshua, bricklayer, Saratoga w of Rock st 
Thorpe Wm. bricklayer. Green s of Baltimore 
Thorpe mrs Agnes, Saratoga, w of Cove st 
Threlkeld Elijah, ropemaker, Pinkney st 
ThrifF Richard, cooper. Eager al. s of Franklin st 
Thrush mrs Rebecca, Peace alley, e of Eutaw st 
Tibbells Henry J. shoe and boot maker, "Wolf, n of 

Alice Anna st 
Tice Ann, Park st near Wagon alley 
Tiencken Henrick, sugar refiner, 144 n High st 
Tiernan Charles, Mexican Consul, consulate 20 s 
Charles st 

Tiernan Patrick, hardware merchant, 188 Baltimore, 

dw Pleasant, \v of St PauPs st 
Tiernan Luke & Sons, 20 s Charles st 
Tiernan Luke, firm Luke Tiernan & Sons, dw Sharp 

s of German st 
Tiffany Vv^m. & Co. domestic commission merchants, 

205 w Baltimore st 
Tiffany William, of the firm of Wm. Tiffany and Co. 

dw 62 N Charles st 
Tiffany O. C. of the firm of Shaw, Tiffany and Co. 

dw St Paul's near Saratoga st 
Tiffany C. of the firm of Shaw, Tiffany and Co. dw 

Saratoga, between Liberty and Charles sts 
Tilden Wm. D. C. sea captain, cor Pratt and Caroline 

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Tilden mrs Mary, Monroe n of Eden st 

.tTilghman Betsey, Eden s of Pratt st 

"Tillason Mat. labourer, Pearce w of Pine st 

fTillason Phillis, St Mary's w of Ross st 

JTilman Wm. labourer, Harford run, near Short ai 

ITilman Perry, labourer, Harford run 

Tilyard P. portrait painter, Pleasant, w of Calvert 

Tilyard James, ornamental painter. Light, s of Bait. 

Tiiyard mrs Mary, 29 Fayette st 

tTilyard Benjamin, Harford av 

Tim Anthony, victualler, Saratoga, w of Rock 

Timanus miss Mary, milliner, Lexington, e of Sharp 

Timmerman Fred, proprietor of the Pavilion Baths, 

NE cor of Davis and Saratoga sts 
Tims Benj. ship carpenter, Spring, near Bank st 
Tinckler Thos. cooper, 13 n Gay st 
Tindle Robert W. boot and shoemaker, Henrietta, e 

of Charles st 
Tindle Neh. cordwainer, Gt German near Cove 
Tinges mrs Mary, Baltimore st. near the bridge 
JTinges Wm. waiter. Sharp, near Fayette st 
Tinken John, sugar refiner, cor of East and French 
Tinkler Thomas, cedar cooper, 13 n Gay st 
Tishmyre Fred, viiiegar manufacturer, East st 
Tittle Rich, sea captain. Bank st. near Strawberry al 
Tittle Lemuel, merchant tailor, 2 n Frederick st 
Tittle Jer. merchant tailor, 10 s Calvert st 
Todd mrs Sarah, seamstress, 15 Apple al 
Todd James, mariner, Fleet w of Caroline st 
Todd A. carpenter, corner of Holliday and Saratoga 
Todd James, boot and shoemaker, sw corner of Eu- 

taw and New sts 
Todd John, labourer, Eutaw near Franklin st 
JTodd Philip, hack driver, Potter s of Hillen 
Toder Wm. hose manufacturer, Hoffman w of Ross 
Todhunter J. importer of dry goods, 199 Baltimore 
Tomkins Joseph Y. merchant, Spear's whf dw Rich- 
mond N side 
Tomlinson Henry, mariner, Concord near Pratt 
Tomlinson John, 15 Albermarle 

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Tomlinson Joseph^ grocer, 20 e Pratt 
Tomlins mrs Ann, fancy store, 91 Baltimore 
Tomsen John J. letter carrier, Exeter s of Salisburj'- 
Toner Patrick, baker, Frederick near Baltimore 
Toner Michael, teacher, cor of Eutavv st <^ Peace al 
Tonge Ann, seamstress, Constitution near Monument 
jTopin Charles, drayman, Biddies of Ross 
JToogood Wm. labourer, William near Cross 
JToogood Nancy, laundress, German near Cove 
jToogood Jacob, hostler, Pratt st near the foundry 
IToogood C. labourer, Chamberlain al e of Eutaw st 
Toohey Jeremiah, Cross near Johnson st 
Tool David, chair maker, 2 Potter 
Tool miss C. seamstress, 2 Potter 
Toole Mary, Ross e of St Mary st 
Tootel mrs Sarah, Pearce al near Sharp st 
Torney Otto, sugar refiner, w of Harris's creek 
Torney Carson, grocer, cor Light and Montgomery 
4:Torney Wm. labourer. Sugar al near Light st 
Torrance mrs Elizabeth, 20 n Frederick 
Torrance Mitchell, curriers, 51 Cen Market sp. 
Towell Zachariah, grocer, cor of Caroline and Fleet 
Tovvnsend Thos. ship carpenter, 77 Fleet 

I Tovvnsend Joseph, Equitable Society's office, 18 Bait 
Townsend Benj. tobacconist, 1 14 n Exeter 
Townsend Mathias B. cabinet maker, 12 n Gay 
Townsend mrs Sarah, Orange al e of HoUiday st 
Townsend J. oil and paint store, 34 Harrison 
Townsend John, dyer, 32 Harrison 
Townsend P. cordwainer, Liberty near Lombard 
Townsend Thos. jr. ship carpenter, 59 Fleet 
Towse D. cordwainer, cor of Calvert and Mulberry 
Towson James, blacksmith, 48 Front 
Towson Joseph, merchant tailor, 147| Baltimore, 

dw cor of St Paul st and Bank lane 
Towson Philemon, lard and butter inspector, Liber- 
ty near Baltimore 
Towson Henry, carpenter, Water e of Exeter 

1 Towson John, Tyson st n of Tyson al 

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Toy I. N. of the firm of I. N. Toy & W. R. Lucas, 

dvv Barnet near Sharp 
Toy Wni. dry goods merchants, 73 e Baltimore, dvv 

65 Front 

Toy I. N. book keeper, Franklin bank, Aw 47 Front 
Toy I. N. Sf' W. R. Lucas, book sellers, stationers 

& blank book manufacturers, 220J w Baltimore 

See advertisement 
Toy John D. book and job printer, over the cor of 

Baltimore & St Paul, dvv Fayette near Liberty 
fToy Dennis, carpenter, Monument st n side 
tToy Eliz. laundress, L Pleasant vv of College al 
Tracey John, huckster, Baltimore near Pine 
Tracey Ruth, Baltimore near Pine 
Tracey Jas. collector. Franklin vv of Pearl 
Treacy Hugh, tailor, Howard near Franklin 
Tracy Matthew, merchant tailor, 4 South ^ 
Tracy mrs Sarah, Bond near Pinkney 
jTraley Wm. barber, Eutaw n of Con way 
Trautwein Wm. Wagon al e of Eutaw st 
Treadway Asa, carpenter, Ross w of Eutaw 
Trego Wm. superintendent of the Baltimore chymi- 

cal laboratory, dw 47 Pratt 
Tregoe James, mariner, Orleans st vv of Harford run 
Trenton mrs Sarah, cor Light st and Armistead lane 
Trexler J. plasterer. Carpenter's al vv of Howard st 
Trexler Samuel, stone mason, Harford av s side 
Trigger John, bay trader, York vv of Light 
Trimble John, 28 Lancaster 

Trimble Job, victualler, Guest st w of Hamstead hill 
Trimble Samuel, ship carpenter, Exeter n of Water 
Trimble John & son, merchants, 77 s Calvert st. and 

77 Cheapside 
Trimble Isaac, of the firm of John Trimble 4^ son, 

dw High s of Baltimore 
Trimble Wm. Franklin e of Green 
Trimble Wm. 8 s High 
Triplett Eli, Light n of Mercer 
Trippe capt. Edward, Charles near Barre 
Tritle Jeremiah, boat builder, 11 Alice Anaa 

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Trogler Fredk. blacksmith, Busy al w of Hanover st 
Troll Sabrett, carter. Potter st near Necessity al 
Trotten Thomas, carpenter. Temple e of Baltimore 
Trowbridge & Taylor, curriers, 35 n Howard 
Trowbridge R. carpenter, Lexington w of Pearl 
Trowbridge D. currier, 88 Cheapside, dw 65 Pitt 
Troxell A, carpenter, Centre st op. the monument 
Truell mrs Mary A. Bond e side 
Trull Geo. of the firm of Oldfield, Trull & co. dw St 

Paul N of Pleasant 
Trull J. firm of J. & W. T. d w St Paul n of Pleasant 
Trull Jno. ^ W, importers of dry goods, 4 s Charles 
Trulock mrs L. shop keeper. Market near Alice An. 
Trumbo D. lime inspector, Franklin e of Chatsworth 
Trumbo Adam, blacksmith, Biddle al s of Ross st 
Trump Henry, carpenter, Lombard EofEutaw 
Trust Hermann, baker, Barre w of Sharp 
Trussil Philip J. coach trimmer, 21 Comet 
fTrusty Richd. labourer, Biddle alwof Ross st 
tTrusty Samuel, sawyer, Ensor ext. 
fTrusty Aaron, labourer. Carpenter's al near Paca st 
fTrusty Jona. mariner, Strawberry al w of Fleet st 
Trustin Wm. coach painter, Ensor near Harford av 
Trustin Septimus, coach maker, Ensor s of East 
Travers Jane, 3 Ann st 
Travers mrs Susan, tailoress, 37 n High 
Tryan Elijah, ivory comb maker. Franklin w of Pine 
Tucker mrs S. laundress, Charles n of Montgomery 
Tucker mys Susan, Baltimore w of Pine 
Tucker Wm. A. sea capt. Lexington w of Charles 
Tucker Jas. cordwainer, 96 n High 
Tucker Wm. boot and shoe maker, 90 Bond 
Tucker Elislia, painter and glazier, Fell s of Thames 
Tucker Thomas, brick layer, Baltimore e of Spring 
Tucker Silas, watchman, Potter s of M'Elderry 
Tucker Joseph, dry goods and hat store, 6 Centre 

Market space, dw Albermarle 
Tucker Hynson, rope maker, Johnson s of Cross 
Tucker S. carpenter, cor Eutaw st &Chamberlain al 
Tucker John, shop keeper, 9 Second 
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Tuder John, carpenter. Pearl s of Mulberry 
Tull Nancy, seamstress, 180 French 
tTull Edvv. labourer, Washington s of Wilk 
tTumy Nathaniel, Chestnut al e of Pine st 
Tunally Thomas, tailor, 64 w Pratt 
Turenne mrsMary, 25 e Baltimore 
Turnbull Duncan, M. D. 13 w Lexington 
TurnbuU misses, female academists, Charles near 
Saratoga 

Turner mrs Margaret, Lerew's al s of Madison st 
Turner Jacob, proprietor of Hacks, Hanover market 
place 

Turner miss Mary, 5 e Baltimore 
Turner N. victualler, Holland st near Harford run 
Turner mrs Elizabeth, Painter's court, e side 
Turner Caleb, ship carpenter, Harford e side 
Turner John, weaver, Ensor near Madison, 
Turner Joshua, feed and lime store, 58 n Gay 
Turner H. victualler, Holland st near Harford run 
Turner Caleb, tavern keeper, 81 Hanover 
Turner Thos. labourer, cor of Falls and Beuren 
Turner Joseph, jr. lumber merchant. Light st wf 

near Barre, dvv Charles near Barre 
Turner JovShua, near the glass house 
Turner Geo. waterman. Cross e of William 
Turner Chas. H. grocer, cor of Pearl and Mulberry 
Turner Isaac, victualler, cor of Bond and Bank 
Turner mrs Elizabeth, Crook's row French st 
Turner Joshua N. victualler, Holland near Aisquith 
Turner Joshua, grocery, lime and feed store, 30 b 

Pratt, d^v 58 n Gay 
Turner T. W. wood corder, Pratt w of Eutaw 
fTurner Jas. labourer, Primrose al e of Charles st 
fTurner Joseph, sawyer. Forests of Douglass 
Tutchton John, miller, Orleans near Aisquith 
Tuttle mrs Mary, tailoress, Calvert n of Bath 
Tuttle Tereasa, Wagon al e of Howard st 
Tuynham Geo. grocer, cor Liberty st & Cowpen al 
Tweedle Jas. labourer, 3 Green 
Twigg Th. cordwainer, Lerew's near Madison st 

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Twohey Jeremiah, Cross near Johnson 
Tydings Leonard, labourer, Harford av 
Tyler Joseph, grocer, Thames n side 
Tyler Saml. tobacco inspector, Granby n of Gough 
JTymes Geo. labourer, William st e side 
Tyson Isaac Jr. pres't of the Bait Chem'l. manufac- 
turing Co. dw. Lombard bet. Sharp aud Liberty 
Tyson Wm (firm of Tyson & Norris,) dw Hanover W 

side N of Barre st. 
Tyson Jacob, Barre, S Side, near Hanover 
Tyson Nathan, flour merchant, lower end of Paterson 

st dw Camden, between Sharp & Hanover 
Tyson Isaac, flour merchant, lower end Commerce 

st E side, dw 32 Sharp 
Tyson Thomas, flour merchant, lower end Commerce 
street dw Franklin, s side, between Charles and 
Cathedral sts 

Tyson Jonathan & Co. commission merchants, 77 
Bowly'swhf 

Tyson Wm A of the firm of Jonathan Tyson & Co 

dw Barre s side, between Sharp 8{ Hanover 
Tyson Mrs Nathaniel, Lombard e side near Sharp 
Tyson John S attorney at law. Athenaeum buildings 

fjHLER PHILIP, grocer, 27 W Pratt 
Uhler Andw carpenter's al e of Eutaw st 
Uhler Erasmus, cor Hanover st &Uhler's al 
Uhler Jacob, potter, Carpenters' al e of Eutaw st 
Uhlhorn rev Johannes, pastor of the German Luthe* 

ran congregation 
Ulrick mrs Hannah, George st n side w of Pine al. 
Underwood John, carpenter, 161 Bond st 
Underwood Enoch, labourer. Monument st 
Underwood Enoch, cooper, Dutch alley w of How- 
ard st 

Union Manufacturing Company of Maryland's do- 
mestic warehouse, Robt. Miller, Jr. president, 9 
s Charles 

United Hose and Suction Engine House, Howard j 
of Lombard st 

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Union Bank of Maryland, se cor Chas. & Fayette sts 
Unitarian Church, nw cor of Charles & Franklin sts 
University of Maryland, (Medical Institution) ne cor 

Lombard and Green sts 
Upshur Arthur, cor Sharp and Saratoga sis 
Uran George, carter. Sugar al near light st 
Usher Thomas L. teacher, 44 e Baltimore st 
Usher mrs Margt. Lexington w of Charles st 
Usher mrs Elizabeth, seamstress, Hull's lane 
Usher mrs Mary, nvv cor of Granby 4" Albermarle 
Uthman Anthony, tailor, 102 n Howard st 

VAGHN Mrs. ELIZ. Mulberry, w of Park st 
Valdor Manuel, Spanish and Sardinian Consul, office 

58 N Frederick st 
Valentine Isaac, Peace al. wof Howard 3t. 
Vallee Joseph A. tailor. High n of Baltimore st 
Vallette Victor, tea dealer & grocer, 66 e Baltimore 
Vallette Augustus, clerk, Fayette e of Holliday st 
Valiant John, boot & shoemaker, Ensor w of Forest 
Valiant George, fish inspector, Howard near Pratt 
Valliant John, merchant, 5 Light st whf, d w 9 ( Sharp 
Valliant mrs Susan, seamstress, 9 Mercer st 
Valona Copper Warehouse, 42 s Gay, Rolling Mill 
lower end of Smith's dock, Isaac M'Kim, pro- 
prietor 

Vamleek Elizabeth, Caroline near Fleet st 
Vanbergen Wm. D. carpenter. Franklin w of Pine 
Vance Wm. plane manufacturer, 10 n Charles, dw 

Lexington e of Charles st 
Vance Adam, George st opposite Pine 
Vance Thomas, of custom house boat, 55 Bank st 
Vandevor mrs Elizabeth, Fleet e of Caroline st 
Vandegrift J. plasterer, Lt Hamstead w of Caroline 
Vanhorn Fielding, carver, Granby, near Harford run 
Vanholland C. sugar refiner, Eutaw s of Pratt st 
Vanhorn Samuel, shipping master. Fell st 
Vansant John, Eutaw near Barre st 
Vansant Josh, hatter, sb cor of Frederick & Second 
Vanzant John, Eutaw near Barre st 

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Varden Robert B. collector, Potter near French st 
Vaughn Benjamin, pilot, 19 Fleet st 
Vaughn mrs Elizabeth, Mulberry wof Park st 
Vaughan Joseph, hatter, Harrison s of Gay st 
Vemyer Daniel, labourer. New st e of Paca 
Vermillion George, blacksmith, Sugar al wof Light 
street 

Vermillion James, painter. Bottle al. e of Paca st 
Vernetson Wm. boot and shoemaker, 36 Second st 
Vernon Daniel, teacher, Barnet w of Charles st 
Verwag John, grocer, Harford av 
Vicary Henry, bookseller, binder, stationer, circulat- 
ing library, ruling, &c. Pratt w of Charles st. 
I See advertisement 

\ Vickers Joel, commission merchant, 89 Bowly's whf. 

dw 71 Sharp st 
Vickers James, sea captain, 23 Front st 
Vickers Jas. sea captain, sw cor of Water & South 
Vickers Jesse, chair maker, Gough st near Staw- 

berry alley 

Vickers Henry, tailor, Saratoga w of Cove st 
Vickery mrs Ann, grocer, 44 Lancaster st 
Vickery Thomas, High s of Water st 
Victoriano Palasios, Spanish cigar manufacturer, 5 
Bond st 

Victory Luke, grocer, 71 e Pratt st 
Victory Daniel, tavern & boarding house, 16 Market 
Vinkler mrs Jane, Water e of Exeter st 
JVinsen J. grain measurer, Slemmer's al s of Pratt st 
Vinson James, cordwainer. Wagon alley w of How- 
ard st 

Vinson James, sailmaker, Jefferson e of Short st 
Vintree Betsey, laundress, Howard near Franklin st 
Virdin Wm. W. bay trader, 47 Camden st 
Virlander Joseph, plasterer. Pearl st 
Voinard Peter, tobacconist, 117 n Howard st 
Volfrom John, mariner, Pinkney e of Bond st 
Volk mrs Margaret, cor of Pearl and Mulberry st 
Volunburn mrs cigar and snuff manufactory, 35 Har- 
rison st 

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Von Soubiron David, grocer, corner of Liberty and 
Lexington st 

Voight mrs Cath. seanfistress, Saratoga w of Eutaw 
Voshall Joseph, cigar maker, 4 Cheapside 
Voss F. and R. merchants, 6 Light st 
Voyce Eliz. laundress. Sharp near Hill st 
Voye Thomas, harness maker. Gay w of Potter st 

"WaAMS Mrs. MARGARET, Wilkw of Market 
Waddell George, n\v cor of Calvert and Mulberry 
Waddell Henry M. sea captain, Stiles e of Exeter 
Waddell Wm. dry goods merchant, 3 Charles st. dw 
69 Green st 

Wade mrs Charlotte, female academy, 24 n High 
Wade Nelson, 16 s High st 

Wadlow Elisha, harness maker, Penn. av n of Union 
Waesche miss Margaret, Liberty near German st 
Waggers Luke sen. labourer, Baltimore e of Cove st 
Waggers Luke jun. Baltimore e of Cove st 
Waggoner Francis, block and pump maker, Wolf 
near Wilk st 

Waggoner P. carpet weaver, Penn'a av. n of Union st 
Wagner Charles, victualler, Beuren near Madison 
Wagner Georsje, block and pump maker, nvv cor of 

Wolf and^Thames, dvv 116 Wolf 
Wagner A. shop keeper, Lerew's al n of Saratoga st 
Waite Richard, cooper. High \v of Baltimore st 
Waite James P. fish inspector. Comet near Aisquith 
Waite George W. chocolate, ginger and mustard 

manufacturer. City Block, dw se corner of High 

and Pratt sts 

Waite Wm. W. justice of the peace, sw corner of 

Baltimore and Front, dw 20 n High st 
Wakeman Bradley, merchant, se corner of Mulberry 

st and Park lane 
fWales Perry, Ensor near Forest st 
t Wales Rachel, cor Strawberry al and Pratt st 
fWales Levin, carter, Apple al near Fleet st 
Walker Samuel B. baker, 39 w Lexington st 

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p Walker Samuel D.Spanish cigar warehouse, 276 
^ Baltimore, dw Fayette above Eutaw 
Walker John, sea captain, 74 Alice Anna st 
Walker Francis, sail maker, Bank e of Eden st 
Walker Z. T. carpenter, Lt Hamstead e of Spring st 
Walker Henry, machinist. Front near Pitt st 
Walker William, sail maker. President s of Stiles st 
Walker William, sail maker, over 1 M'Eldery's whf 
, Walker Robert, sea captain, 11 Philpot st 
' Walker J. teacher, Wilk st dvv Caroline s of Pratt 
Walker mrs Elizabeth, 1 9 Ann st 
Walker mrs Sarah, Ann st n of Bank 
Walker Noah, clothing store, 58 C M Space 
Walker W. ship carpenter, Guilford al e of Charles st 
Walker mrs. Priscilia, Dock near Balderston st. 
Walker John, Deputy Marshal and Constable, dw 

42 Franklin st 
Walker Benj. grocer. Light w side near Pratt 
Walker John, Light e side near G Hughes st 
Walker Peter, Clerk dvv Sugar al. near Light st 
Walker mrs Mary, 43 n Sharp st 
Walker Matthew, carter, Garden st near the Alms 
House 

Walker Jos. E. millwright and cigar-box maker, Sa- 
ratoga st s side w of Eutaw 
Walker W m. weaver, w p near Mulberry ex. 
Walker C. & G. clothiers, loSJ Bait. st. 
Walker S. T. clotliing store, 183 Baltimore street, 

dw Saratoga, btween Park and Howard 
fWalker Elijah, waiter, Chesnut al e of Pine st 
fWalker Jas. P. labourer, Hull's lane near Aisquith st 
tWalker Tho's, laborer, Eden n of e Baltimore 
Wall Joshua, measurer of buildings, office IS Lex- 
ington 

Wall Michael, grocer, 29 w Lexington 
Wall Samuel, grocer, Thames st f. p. 
Wall Christian, boot & shoe maker. Potter st n of 
I half moon al 

I Wall Wm. carpenter, Pearl s of Mulberry 
Wall Alice, Lexington w of Liberty 

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Wall Hannah, 18 w Lexington 

Wall Jacob, carpenter, Park lane e of Pine 

Wallace Sol. dry goods and grocery store, 118 n High 

Wallace mrs Mary, 70 Albermarle 

Wallace William, 1 9 n Exeter 

Wallace Uriah, carpenter, Aisquith n of Douglass 

Wallace Wm. firm of Simms and Wallace, dw York 

near Hughes's quay 
Wallace Jos. A. merchant, dw Franklin w of Pearl 
Wallace William, of the firm of Simms and Wallace 

dw High N of Stiles 
Wallace Wm. coppersmith, York e of Charles 
Wallace mrs Margaret, Paca s of Lexington 
fWallace Harriet, laundress. Cross e of Johnson 
fWallace Wm. mariner. Strawberry al 
fWallace Major, boot black, Potter near Low 
fWallace Sarah Ann, laundress, cor Bath and North 
fWallace Caroline, Park s of Saratoga 
fWallace Caesar, Green s of Fayette st 
Waller Abraham, fisherman, cor Concord & Hawk 
Waller mrs Charity, Happy al near Wilk st 
Waller Basil, tavern keeper. Fish Market soace near 

the Falls 

Wallis Phillip, n Charles, opposite the Cathedral 
Walsh James, grocer, Camden ijiear Light, dw Cam- 
den near Light st 
Walsh & M'Quinn, lumber merchants. Light st wf 
near Conway 

Walsh John, firm of Walsh M'Quinn, dw Mulber- 
ry near the Cathedral 

Walsh Robert, Franklin w of Pearl 

Walsh Jas. W. merchant, Saratoga w of Courtland 

Walsh Laurence, market dealer, cor Hawk & Con- 
cord 

Walsh Henry, carpenter, N Eutaw s of Saratoga 
Walsh Richard, tavern & oyster house, 37 C M space 
Walsh Jacob, justice of the peace, 35 s Gay dw cor 

Albermarle and Granby 
Walsh mrs B. boarding house. Cross near William 
Walsh mrs C. huckster, Primrose al e of Charles 

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Walsh misses, seminary, Centre w of Calvert 
; Walsh Philip, labourer, Cross e of Wiiiiam 
Walstrum Peter, boot and shoe maker, Penn av near 
Hoffman st 

Walter J. clock and watch maker, 125 Baltimore 
Walter Henry, carpenter, Biddle near Ross 
Walter Jos. victualler, \v Pratt e of Chatsworth run 
W aters G, F. collector, n Liberty s of Saratov *. 
W alters Henry, farrier, Fayette w of Pearl 
Walters mrs Mary Ann, milliner, 23 C. M. space 
Walters mrs Ann, shop keeper, Potter n of Low 
Walters Wm. tobacconist, Pearl s of Lexington 
Walters Jas. teacher, 115 Sharp 
Walters Frederick, saddler, 16 Commerce 
Waltham mrs E. shop keeper. Sharp st near Busy ai 
Waltham mrs Mary, 89 Fleet 
Walton mrs Emeline, seamstress, Pinknej e of Bond 
fWalton Charles, labourer. Long al near New st 
fWalton Benja. wood sawyer, L Pleasant e of Park 
Walton Edward, sailor, Gough w of Bond 
fWalton Samuel, drayman, Spring n of Pinkney 
Wamaling J. cordwainer, cor of Hill and Charles 
Wampler Jefferson, tin plate worker, 97 Green 
Wampler Lewis, surveyor, Biddle w of Penn. av 
Wandelohr Allers & Co. sugar refiners Peace al e of 
Hanover st 

Wandelohr Frederick A. of the firm of Allers Wan- 

delohr & Co. dw 114 Sharp near Barre 
Wane mrs E. seamstress, Caroline n of Baltimore 
Ward Patrick, 46 n Exeter 
Ward mrs Mary, Hillen near East st 
Ward mrs Mary Ann, milliner, Baltimore near Front 
Ward Minus, engineer, Salisbury e of Exeter 
Ward mrs E. seamstress Light n of Montgomery 
Ward Hugh, distiller, Holliday n of Bath 
Ward mrs Sarah, Conway e of Howard 
Ward Chas. weaver, Pearce w of Pine 
Ward Samuel, stone cutter, Biddle w of Ross 
tWard Stephen, Strawberry al w of Fleet st 
Wardrop Wm. domestic warehouse, 5 Hanover 
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Ware James, ladies' shoemaker. Bayard st near 

Strawberry alley 
Warfield Geo. F. merchant, 247 w Baltimore 
Warfield Geo. cabinet maker, Sharp s of Lexington 
Warfield Charles, 26 w Pratt 
Warfield Jas. H. proprietor of Phoenix lottery office 

cor. of Gay and Baltimore 
Waring Geo. W. commission merchant, Light street 

wharf, dw 42 Courtland 
Warington Lewis T. boarding house, 18 Ann 
Warmajem Jer. grocer, corner of Gough ^ Granby 
Warner George K. dry goods merchant, 215| w Bal- 
timore St 

Warner John, Lombard w of Paca 
Warner mrs. Marg't Pratt st e of Apple al 
Warner John, cedar cooper, Addison w of High 
Warner James, labourer, President s of Pratt 
Warner Alfred L. M. D. nw cor Caroline & Baltimore 
Warner Andrew E. gold and silversmith, 5 n Gay 
Warner Henry, Eutaw near the Ferry 
Warner Michael, brick maker, Conway w of Eutaw 
Warner mrs Susan, 46 n Gay 

Warner , Columbia st e of Chatsworth run 

Warner mrs Michael, Columbia e of Chatsworth run 
fWarner Garretson, caulker, Necessity al b of High 
Warnington S. porter. Busy al e of Hanover st 
Warrenton Lewis T. boarding house, 1 8 Ann st 
Wartman Michael H. Fayette w of Pine 
Warv^nck J. market dealer, Ensor st near Harford av 
Washington mrs Jane, seamstress, cor of Maiden 

lane and East st < 
Washington James, machinist, Pinkney e of Bond 
Washington Museum, 96 e Baltimore, Paul and 

Crouch proprietors. See advertisement 
Washington hose company, Lombard w of Sharp 
^Washington Ruth, cook shop, 29 C. M. space 
fWashington N labourer, Lerew's al near Franklin st 
^Washington John, labourer, Douglass w of Aisquith 
Wasmus Chs. F. caulker. Sharp n of Hill 

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Wasmus Eve, Howard st s of Bottle al 
Watch Wm. chair maker, Lee near Light, foot of fh 
Watch Frederick I. sea capt. Ann n of Bank 
Watch house, western district, cor of Paca and Fa}^- 
ette sts 

Watch house, centre district, cor of North st and Or- 
ange al 

Watch house, eastern district, cor of Market and Al- 
ice Anna 

Watchman & Bratt, steam engine manufacturers G. 
Hughes 

Watchman John, of the firm of Watchman & Bratt, 

dw G Hughes near Light 
Waterhouse mrs Ann, 70 Hanover 
Waters Zebulon, first book keeper in the Bank of 

Baltimore, dw Saratoga near Liberty 
Waters Wm. labourer, Spring n of Gough 
Waters mrs Mary, 76 n High 

Waters Hezekiah, president of the Marine Bank, dw 

Thames e of Market 
Waters Geo. W. merchant, intersection of Wolf and 

Fell, dw Thames e of Market 
Waters mrs E, seamstress, Spring n of Gough 
Waters mrs Ann, shop keeper. Potter n of Low 
Waters J. carpenter, Baltimore st w of Harford run 
Waters Col. Richard, cor of Pratt and Exeter 
Waters J. G. commission merchant. Waters of South 

dw 68 s Sharp 
Waters G. F, collector, Liberty s of Saratoga 
Waters mrs Eleanor, Howard n of Saratoga 
Waters Stephen, carpenter, Eutaw s of Saratoga 
Waters Rev. Dr. Francis, classical academy, St Paul 

dw St Paul three doors above Mulberry 
fWaters Jacob, black smith, Harford av n side 
fWaters Joshua, labourer. Spring s end 
fWaters Edw. carter, Ensor staear Harford av 
fWaters J. hack driver, L Pleasant w of College al 
Waterman Samuel A. second hand clothing store^ 

Light near Blalderston 
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fWaters , labourer, Sarah Ann vv of Pine 

Waterson mrs Jane, tutoress, 60| Hanover 
Watkins mrs Susanna, boarding house, 14 Philpot st 
Watkins Thonfias and Son, merchant tailors, 230 w 
Baltimore st 

Watkins L. J. and Co. dry goods merchants, 18 w 
Baltimore st 

Watkins Noble G. painter and glazier. Peace alley I 
E of Lunn^s lane I 
Watkins Arch, oyster hotel, Ranover Market place 
Watkins Gassaway, bricklayer, Franklin row w of 

Chatsvvorth st 
JWatkins Wm, teacher, 113 s Eutavv st 
^Watkins Thos. labourer, High n of Gay st 
];Watkins L. laundress, Apple al near Lancaster st 
Watson John, engineer, Eutaw s of Conway i 
W atson Samuel, weaver, Sarah Ann w of Cove 
Watson J. M. commisson merchant, 75 s Calvert i 
Watson J. M. merchant, 75 s Charles st 
Watson Wm. H. attorney at law, St Paul's st 
Watson mrs Eliz laundress, Wagon al w of Park st 
Watson Thomas, proprietor of the Whitehall Gar- 
den, cor of Bank and Market sts 
Watson John, cordwainer, Exeter n of Pitt st 
Watson Thomas, grocer, 23 Bond st .^^^ 
Watson mrs Marg. Potter near Pitt st 
Watson John M. Charles near Henrietta st 
Watson Richard, cordwainer, 21 Potter st 
Watson Donald, tavern keeper, 36 C. M. space 
Watson E. type founder, cor of Lovely lane & Cal- 
vert St. dw 7 Grant st 
iWatson John, labourer, 5 n Sharp st 
jWatson John, labourer, 79 Park st 
Wattles James, portrait painter, Athenaeum building, 

dw cor of Lexington and Sharp sts 
Watts Dickson B. proprietor of the Marine Coffee- 
house Hotel, 41 s Gay st See advertisement |^ 
Watts Benj. P. miller. East n of Ensor st 
Watts Charles, carpenter, cor of Bayard st & Straw- 
berry alley 

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Watts Garrett, painter and glazier, Bottle alley e of 
Paca st 

JWatts Alex, ropemaker, Busy al w of Hanover st 

jWatts Isaac, Fayette e of Howard st 

jWatts Rachel, laundress, Apple al near F'leet st 

JWatts Jer. Potter n of Douglass st 

Wayson mrs Elizabeth, Thames st 

Weathersteine John, tanner, Harford av 

Weaver Caspar W. superintendent of the Rail Road, 

dvv 2 Pascault's row, Lexington st 
Weaver mrs Mary, dry goods store, 30 Thames st 
Weaver mrs Martha, seamstress, High near French 
Weaver mrs H. grocer, cor of Bank st Sf Happy al 
Weaver Jos. chair manufacturer, Paca, s of Franklin 
Weaver James, house and sign painter, Green n of 

Mulberry st 

Weaver Jas. engineer, cor Conway st & Lunn's lane 
Weaver George, labourer. Mulberry e of Eutawst 
Weaver John, tobacconist, nw cor of Lexington and 
Howard sts 

Weaver Daniel, baker, ne cor of Light and Mercer 

JWeaver Law. labourer, Pearce w of Pearl st 

Webb Thomas, cabinet maker, 8 Harrison st 

Webb Wm. sail maker, 5 Alice Anna st 

Webb John, jeweller, Harford av 

Webb Charles, soap and candle chandler, Ensor near 

Harford av 
Webb James, jeweller, 22 w Fayette st 
Webb John, jeweller, 20 n Gay, dw Britton near 

Hamstead hill 
Webb Lewis, jeweller, M'Clellan n of Baltimore st 
Webb Samuel, Saratoga w of Howard st 
Webb Abner, grocer, sw cor Howard & Lexington 
Webb Henry & Co. grocers, 119 n Howard st 
Webb Henry, firm of H. Webb and Co. dw Howard 

near Franklin st 
Webb and Sawkins, ship chandlers and grocers, sw 

corner of Pratt and South sts 
Webb Thomas, drayman, Ross st w of Penn^a av 
Webber Paul, tailor, 112 u Eutaw st 
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Webber Wm. rigger, Fountain near Fleet st 
Webdon mrs Ann, seamstress, 62 n Gay st 
Webster Henry W. (M. D.) 21 Second st 
Webster John, weaver, Doctor's lane, between Har- 

. ford and York avenues 
Webster Michael, bricklayer, Union w of Ross st 
JWebster Chas. brickmaker. Pearl s of Saratoga st 
iWebster A. cigar maker, Hillea w of Ensor st 
I Webster Isaac, labourer. Pearl s of Fayette 
Wedge Simon, jeweller, n Gay st 
Wedge mrs Margaret, cor of Pitt and Exeter sts 
Wedekind Felix, book binder, Pearl s of Lexington 
Weedden & Coghegan, sailmakers, M'Elderry's whf 
Weedon mrs Rachel, 55 n Eutaw st 
JWeeks Geo. labourer, Wagon al w of Liberty st 
Weems miss Sydney, Water e of Exeter st 
Weems Elijah, sea captain, 14 Albermarle st 
Weems George, captain of the steam boat Patuxent, 

dw Pratt w of Albermarle st 
Wegant Wm. victualler, Light ext ferry road 
Wegner Augustus, M. D. 48 n Charles st 
Wegner A. apothecary and druggist, sw cor of Cam- 
den and Hanover sts 
Wehner mrs Maria, mantua maker, 56 n Gay st 
Webrly J. carpenter, 96 n Howard st 
Weidemeyer Fred, sexton to the German Church, dw 

16s Howard st , 
Weinhaitt Frederick, shop keeper, Gay near Mott 
Weis Felix, grocer, 66 n Gay, cor of Harrison st 
Weld George F. and Co. commission merchants, 8 

Bowly's wharf, dw Barnet st 
Wclden Ebenezer, pilot, 57 Alice Anna st 
Welden mrs Catharine, mantua maker, Calvert n of 

Mulberry st 
Wellmore Wm. merchant, 107 n Howard st 
WelshofFer Henry, carpenter. Park s of Mulberry st 
Wells Richard C. carpenter, Alice Anna e of Bond 
Wells Eliz. Crook's back row, Monument st i 
Wells J. labourer, Crook's back row, Monument st 
Wells mrs Eliz. seamstress, Caroline n of Baltimore 



Director^ 1829. 



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Wells Peter, collector, Fountain near Washington st 
Wells Edward, wood corder, Richmond near Tyson 
Wells John F. clerk, Pearl n of Saratoga st 
Wells Charlotte, tailoress, Gt German, bet. Howard 

and Liberty sts 
Wells mrs Rachel, Dutch alley, near Howard st^ 
j Wells Nathan, Peace alley e of Eutaw st 
JWells Solomon, labourer, Low near Aisquith st 
iWells N. drayman, ne cor Charles st & Sugar al 
tWells Lewis G. Pearl s of Fayette st 
Wellslager George, tavern keeper, 75 French st , 
Welsh Wm. tobacconist, Pearl s of Mulberry st 
Welsh Andrew, tailor, French near Bath st 
Welsh mrs B. boarding house. High s of Low st 
Welsh John, fisherman, near the Observatory 
Welsh John, painter and glazier, Ann near Wilk st 
Welsh Daniel, hatter, 50 s High st 
Welsh and Armstrong, soap and candle factory, Hol- 

liday n of Pleasant st 
Welsh Lydia, 23 n High st 
Welsh mrs Elizabeth, seamstress, 71 Front st 
Welsh James, tailor, Aisquith near Holland st 
j Welsh Laban, grocer, nw cor of Ensor and East sts 
Welsh Thomas, brewer, Granby w of Gough st 
Welsh Adam and Thomas, hide and leather dealers, 

SE cor of Paca and Lexington sts 
Welsh Adam, firm of A. and T. Welsh, dw Paca 

near Lexington st 
Welsh Thomas, firm of A. and T. Welsh, dw Paca 

s of Saratoga st 
|Welsh Peter, labourer, Spring near Gough 
WelshafFer Henry, carpenter. Park s of Mulberry st 
Wenn John, grocer, se cor of Park st & Wagon al 
Werdebaugh J. clerk, Lexington w of Park st 
t Wesley Per. mariner, Douglass w of Forest Bt 
Wesleyan Chapel, Nwcor of Montgomery and Sharp 
Wcsleyan Academy, Sharp s of Hill st 
Wesleyan Sabbath School, male and female, sw eor 
of Bond and Bank sts 

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West mrs Mary, shop keeper, Harford av 
West Isaac, tailor, Low near Front st ^ 
West William, lumber merchant, Pratt e of Exeter 
West mrs Mary, seamstress, 15 Bond st ^ 
West Wm. ship carpenter, cor Washington & Fleet 
West Ann, 175 French st ^ 
West mrs Louisa, seamstress, Hillen near East st ^ 
West Benj. market dealer, Gay w of Mott st 
West mrs Maria M. boarding house, s Gay & 13 s ; 
Frederick 

West G. whip & cane manufacturer, 40 n Frederick 
West mrs Hannah, seamstress, 40 n Frederick st 
West Benedict, watchman, Montgomery near Light 
West Samuel, Guilford al. w of Light st 
West Gassaway, labourer, Primrose al e of Charles st 
West George, Cove s of Baltimore st 
West John, weaver, Preston vv of Ross st 
West Amos, woollen draper and tailor, 23 Second st 
West Wm. labourer. Long alley s of New st 
{West Francis, labourer, 14 Forest st 
Westine Philip, paver, Biddle alley w of Ross st 
Weston Asahel, shoe and hat merchant, 248 Balti- 
more, dw 81 Sharp st 
Westwood John, grocery and liquor store, nb cor 

of Ensor and East sts 
Wetherall W. second book keeper in the Union 
Bank of Maryknd, dw Lexington, between Li- 
berty and Charles sts 
Wethered mrs M. ne cor of Hanover st and Peace al 
Wethered Levin, wholesale dry goods merchant, 192 1 
Baltimore st 

fWethingtonBryson^ labourer. Sharp near Lexington 
Wetter Geo. H. grocer, nw cor of High and Hillen 
Wever James S. attorney at law, office Athenaeum, 

Lexington st. dw Paca near Lexington 
Wever Casper W. superintendent of the Rail Road, 

dw Pascault^s row, Lexington st 
Whalan Timothy, scowman, 71 Albermarle st 
Whalan Margaret, 71 Albermarle st 
Whalen Wm. labourer, Forest n of Ensor st 

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Whalen J. drayman, Eutaw n of Mulberry st 
Whaler mrs A. milk seller, French w of Exeter st 
Whealen mrs Video, 46 Front st 
W healen Thos. carpenter, Saratoga stE of Peace al 
Whealen Philip, labourer, East n of Ensor st 
Whealen James, grocer, 9 Ross st 
Whealen Michael, labourer, Bishop's al. n of Stiles st 
Whealen Michael, labourer, cor of Fleet and Caroline 
I Whealen Luke labourer, cor of Fleet and Caroline st 
Whealen John, labourer. Bishop's al n of Fawn st 
Whealen Patrick, labourer, Bishop's alN of Fawn st 
Whealen Patrick, labourer, Bishop's al n of Stiles st 
Wheat John, carpenter, Gay near Aisquith st 
Wheatley Arthur, blacksmith. Busy alley, between 

Hanover and Charles sts 
tWheatley Lydia, laundress, Strawberry alley n of 

Gough st 

Wheaton Wm. labourer, Caroline near Pinkney st 
Wheeler mrs Tereasa, 63 Front st 
Wheeler Urias, bricklayer, East st sof Halfmoon al 
Wheeler Tho's, cordwainer. Hawk near C M space 
Wheeler Major, firm of Hubball Sf Wheeler, dw Al- 

bermarle s of Water 
Wheeler James, carpenter, Calvert near Franklin 
Wheeler John, cordwainer, w Baltimore near Pine 
Wheeler Samuel, grocery, s Liberty near German 
Wheeler Nat'l, n Eutaw near Mulberry 
t Wheeler John, labourer, Howard s of Camden 
tWheeler Isaac, shoemaker, Harford av 
tWheeler Rosetta, laundress, German near Cove 
Whelan George, labourer, Long al n of Franklin st 
Whelan Michael, Lexington Eof Park 
Whelan Timothy, scowman, 7i Albermarle 
Whelan mrs Margaret, 71 Albermarle 
Whelan mrs Video, 46 Front st 
Whelan Philip, labourer, East n of Ensor 
Whelan Michael, labourer, Bishop al n of Stiles st 
Whelan Michael, labourer, cor Fleet and Caroline 
Whelan Luke, cor Fleet and Caroline 
Whelan John, labourer, Bishop al n of Fawa 

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WHI MatcheWs Baltimore 

Whelan Patrick, labourer, Bishop al n of Fawn 
Whelan Patrick, labourer, Bishop al n of Stiles 
Whelan Tho's, grocer, nw cor Charles <^ Baltimore, 

dw N Charles n of Saratoga 
Whelan Wm. labourer. Forest n of Ensor 
Whelan Jonathan, Eutaw n of Mulberry 
Wherley mrs C. boarding house, w Baltimore w of 

Pearl 

Wherrett Tho's, cordwainer. Rock s of Saratoga 
WhifFer Ja's carter, Baltimore e of Paca 
JWhipper Isaac, boot black, 7 Tyson 
Whipple Wm. keeper of Calvert st Spring, dw rear 

of the spring Calvert st 
Whitaker N. B. firm of Geo. Bailey & Co. dw Fay- 

ette near Liberty 
Whitaker John ?• druggist, 16 w Pratt 
Whitaker Geo. cordwainer, 51 Fleet 
Whitaker J. D. (M. D.) Exeter, btw Hillen & French 
Whitaker John, moulder, York near Light 
White H. and S. flour merchants, 7 1 Smith's wharf 

and Centre st 
White H. & Sons, distillers of whiskey and gin cor 

HoUiday and Centre 
White Henry, M. D. cor Fayette and Holliday 
White Joseph, 8 Waterloo row n Calvert st 
White and Brand, grocers, and produce merchants, 

cor Front and Gay 
White Abraham, jr. of the firm of White and Brand, 

dw Courtland betw Pleasant and Mulberry 
White Joseph, boat builder, dw Block s side 
White Amy, seamstress, 66 Fleet w of Wolf 
White Jehu, fiddler, Wilk w of Caroline 
White mrs Hannah, seamstress, Pitt e of Eden 
White Allen, ornamental painter, Forrest n of Doug- 
lass 

White Job, clock maker, n Gay e of Mott 
White Jacob, grocer, ne cor Harrison and Gay 
White Henry, merchant, 7 1 Smithes whf dw 46 n Gay 
White Jos. mariner, 31 Alice Anna 

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White Wm. mate, 31 Alice Anna 

White Geo. grocer, cor Pinkney st & Strawberry al 
, White David H. sea capt. e Baltimore Hamstead hill 

White mrs Priscilla, Frederick s of Baltimore 

White John, merchant, 63 n Gay 

White Vachel, ladies' shoe maker 4 s Gay 
f • White William, carter, Sharp n of Hill 

White Robert, Sharp n of Hill 

White Enos, coach maker. Park near Wagon al 

White Henry, baker, 54 n Howard 

White Nich's, keeper of the powder magazine, dw a 
i|i Charles s off Henrietta 

White Francis, engineer, Welcome al e of Charles 

• White Thomas, blacksmith, cor Mercer and Grant 
White mrs Ann, Pearce w of Pine 

White J. G. proprietor of the Marion hotel cor Gay 
and Second 

i ! White H. and S. merchants, 71 Smith's whf 

White Jacob, merchant, cor Harrison and Gay dw 

Holliday s of Pleasant 
White Sam'l K. merchant, dw 12 s Liberty 
f White Ja's, dry goods merchant. Arcade, dw n Eu- 
taw N of Franklin 
White John, firm of Hickley & White, dw 59 n Gay 
White Jonah, ladies' shoe maker, Barnet near Charles 
S White John B. clerk, dw 57 Camden 

White John, clerk. Little Pleasant e of Park 
^ White Job, caulker. Star al near Fleet st 

White John D. boot and shoe maker, Tripolet's al n 
of Second st 

White George, stone mason. Long al n of Franklin 
White mrs Mary, confectioner, 52 Baltimore 
White Bennet A. Franklin w of Charles 

• Whiteford David, firm of Daniel Hoffman & Co. dw 

sw cor Lombard and Eutaw 
tWhite Henry, Chesnut al e of Pine st 
t White Reuben, labourer, Howard near Pratt 
tWhite Sarah, laundress, Fayette near Run al 
t White Henrietta, Dock al s of Balderston st 

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fWhite Adam, carter, Apple al near Fleet 
fWhite Betsy, laundress, Temple near Pitt 
fWhiteing mrs Unity, Plowman near Albermarle 
Whitelock George, merchant, 20 Commerce, dvv 57 
South 

Whitelock Cha's, plasterer, Howard n of Madison 
Whitely A. justice of peace, cor Fayette and Sharp 
White worth Richard, domestic manufacturer. Rock 
s of Saratoga 

Whitfield Rev. Joseph, Archbishop, dw n Charles w 
of Saratoga 

Whitfield Wm. glazier, Chesnut al w of Pearl 

Whitman Geo. brick maker, Paca s of Camden 

Whitman John, 3 French 

Whitman John, sea capt. 29 Fleet 

Whitmarsh Jno. cordwainer, St. Paul's s of Centre 

Whitney mrs Elizabeth, Harford av. 

Whitridge John, M. D. 96 Exeter 

Whitridge Thos. com. merchant. 13 Bowly's whf. 

Whitson David, blacksmith, Eutaw s of Pratt 

Whitten Geo. 19 Wilk 

Whittington Samuel, clerk, 133 s Sharp 

Whittington mrs Ann, Montgomery near Charles 

tWhittington Wm. labourer. Spring s of Wilk 

Whittle Richard, cooper, Mulberry w of Paca 

Whittimore John, farmer, Franklin e of Cove 

Whittemore mrs Mary, Wilk e of Bond 

Wholey Geo. hostler, Davis near Saratoga 

Wickes Wm. teacher, Gough w of Caroline 

Wickes John, black smith, cor Pratt st & Falls ar 

dw Pratt w of Albermarle 
Wickes Benj. sea capt. Saratoga e of Courtland 
Wickersham Wm. grocer and trunk manufacturer, 

cor of Bank and Spring 
Widderfield W. cabinet maker, Forest n of Douglass 
Wiegant Danl. glass blower, cor of York and Light 
Wier John R. & Co. grocers and commission mer- 
chants, 76 Pratt st head of Bowly's whf 
Wier John R. firm of do. dir President s of Pratt 



Director, 18^29. 



VV ier Joseph, porter and oyster house. Second \v of 
Frederick 

^\ ier John, victualler, Holland st near Harford run 
Wierman Wm. flour merchant, 3 Spear's whf 
Wigart Geo. carter, 125 n Eutaw 
Wiggins Ann, laundress, Orleans near Short 
"^Vight Rezin, carpenter. Green s of w Baltimore 
^\ ight Wm. J. lumber merchant. Light st whf near 

Hughes's quay, dw cor of Charles and Barre 
Wilbe Charles, currier, Harford av n side 
Wilcox Peter, victualler, Harford av n side 
Wilcox John, mariner, Bond near Gough 
^Vilcox John G. soap boiler, 29 Harrison 
Wilcox D. B. carter, East n of Douglass 
Wild Le wis, polisher of silver. Spring n of Gough 
Wilde J. W. F. teacher, 94 Bond 
Wilderman John, tanner, Holliday n of Bath 
Wildey Thos. oyster and porter cellar, cor of Gay 

and Front, and cor of North and Fayette 
Wiley Alexander, mariner, Bank st w of Argyle al 
Wiley Samuel, distiller, Holliday n of Bath 
Wiley Hyram, book binder, Bank lane betw Calvert 

and St Paul sts 
Wid erman Samuel, cooper, German near Cove 
Wilham Wallace, tavern keeper. Fish market space 
Wilhelms mrs aVIary, Charles st near the rope walk 
Wilkins Wm. Light opposite Mercer 
Wilkins Charles, baker and grocer, 19 e Pratt 
Wilkins Joseph, cor of Howard and Lombard 
Wilkinson S. sea capt. Wolf near Alice Anna 
Wilkinson mrs Sarah, grocer, Pratt e of the bridge 
Wilkinson Joseph, saddler, Montgomery e of Charles 
fWilkinson M. laundress, corner of Centre st & Le- 

rew's alley 

Wiikison Joseph, cooper, Bedford betw Peace al & 

Camden st 
Wiikison Jas. grocer, 104 Dugan's whf 
Wiikison Wm. grocery and hat store, 68 s Calrert 
Wilks James jr. hardware merchant, 19 n Howard 

Dd 339 



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MatcheWs Baltimore 



Willard Simon, edge tool maker, President s of Pratt 
WUlard Julius, shot maker, Charles st n of Sugar al 
Williams Geo. merchant, 3 Bowly's whf. dvv Calvert 
s of Saratoga 

Williams A. R. paper hanger, 9 Sharp, dw Lexing- 
ton w of Liberty 

Williams and Dickey, grocers and commission mer- 
chants, 9 Light st whf 

Williams H. J. of the firm of Williams and Dickey, 
dvv 130 Hanover 

Williams Charles, rigger, 23 Fell st 

Williams mrs Catharine, 22 Thames 

Williams Jiles, proprietor of Pleasure boats, 36 
Thames 

Williams mrs Sarah A. Caroline tc of Pratt 
Williams Wm. baker, cor of Happy al and Alice An. 
Williams Thos. clothier, Wilk \v of Caroline 
Williams Geo. cordwainer, Gough e of Eden 
Williams J. B. cordwainer, cor of Pinkney & Spring 
Williams Hannah, seamstress, Pinkney e of Bond 
Williams Samuel, merchant, 52 Exeter 
Williams David, mahogany sawyer. Potter near Pitt 
Williams John, book binder, Potter near Low 
Williams Elizabeth, laundress, Hull's lane n side"^ 
Williams Richard, labourer, Jefferson near Aisquith 
Williams Bennett, oyster house. Concord near Hawk 
Williams John & James, cabinet maker, 68 South 
Williams Jas. of the firm of John and Jas. Williams, 

dw Courtland near Saratoga 
Williams John, firm of John and James Williams, 

dw 50 Camden st 
Williams Thos. S. grocery and liquor store, 4 Light 

st wharf 

Williams W. fisherman, Armistead lane, near Light st 
Williams mrs Sarah, Charles near Pleasant st 
Williams Nathaniel F. commission merchant, 14 

Bowly's wharf, dw Charles near Mulberry 
Williams mrs. tavern and oyster house, 16 s Charles 
Williams John, book binder, Charles s of Pratt st 
Williams mr. William st foot of / A 

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WIL 



Williams George, turner, Charles s of Lee st 
Williams H. I. firm of Williams ^ Dickej, dw Han- 
over near Lee st 
Williams rev. Charles, sw cor of Park ^ Franklin 
Williams Thos. cord wainer, Sugar al w of Light st 
Williams John, collector, Conway w of Sharp st 
Williams Wm, chair maker, 10 e Pratt st 
Williams Geo. Hawk st near Centre M. space 
Williams John M. (M. D.) proprietor of Patent Me- 
dicines, dw Harrison near Baltimore st 
Williams Wm. cordwainer, Sarah Ann e of Cove st 
Williams mrs Margaret, New st near Eutaw 
Williams Jesse, millwright, New st near Eutaw 
Williams mrs Sarah, fancy store, 49 b Baltimore 
Williams Thos. shoe store, 85 e Baltimore 
Williams Geo. apothecary, 117| w Baltimore 
Williams Richard, labourer, Baltimore e of Cove 
Williams mrs Eunice, boarding house, Holland near 

Aisquith st 
Williams John, sea captain, 105 Bond st 
Williams John, grocer, cor of Bond and Wilk sts 
Williams rev. Stephen, Market near Wilk st 
Williams Ephr. cor of Strawberry al. and Pratt st 
Williams Patrick, grocer, cor of Fleet and Bond sts 
Williams John, 51 Fleet st 
Williams George, mate, 67 Fleet st 
Williams John, cordwainer, Wilk st 
Williams Samuel, rigger, 32 e Baltimore st 
Williams George, French near High st 
Williams Isaac, hatter, Ensor w of East st 
Williams and M'Laughlin, grocers, 82 Dugan's whf 
Williams Amos, agent for the Savage Manufacturing 

Company, dw Calvert n of Lexington st 
Williams Charles, drayman, Ross near Eutaw st 
Williams C. D. merchant, dw cor Saratoga & Calvert 
Williams Edw. wagoner, Sugar al w of Light st 
Williams James R. dyer, 21 s Charles st 
Williams mrs Cath. tailoress, Sharp s of Saratoga st 
Williams Geo. labourer, Howard s of Saratoga st 

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MatcheWs Baltimore 



Williams mrs Mary, Long alley near New st 
Williams P. coach maker, Bottle al w of Howard st 
Williams John, tailor, Louisiana st opposite Lexing- 
ton market 

Williams H. B. turner, Louisiana st opposite Lexing- 
ton market 

Williams rev. C. president of the Baltimore College^ 

dw Nw cor of Franklin and Park sts 
Williams Andrew, weaver. Union w of Ross st 
W illiams Benj. cordwainer, Union st e of Penn av 
Williams mrs Esther, Philpot w of Thames st 
Williams Wm. R. cooper, Fleet w of Caroline st 
Williams Nath. district attorney of the U. States, 

Monument square, n Calvert st 
Williams E. flour & feed store, Paca n of Lexington 
JWilliams E. laundress, Carpenter's al v. of Paca st 
J Williams Cath. huckster, se cor of Potter and Low 
jWilliams Ezekiel, sawyer, Caroline, near Pratt st 
jWilliams Joseph, 65 Strawberry alley 
jWilliams Ann, laundress, Gough w of Caroline 
jWilliams S. carter. East n of Douglass 
JW' illiams Philip, labourer, Howard st near Bottle al 
JWilliams Hester, laundress, Howard near Camden 
jWilliams Thos. labourer, Howard near Conway 
jWilliams Anth. labourer. Sugar al. e of Charles st 
JWilliams Milly, laundress, se cor Saratoga & Pearl 
JWilliams Samuel, waiter, Lt Pleasant st w of Col- 
lege alley 

fWilliams Betsey, Catharine near Biddle 
•"Williams Philip, bootblack. Eager s of Mulberry 
fWilliams Richard, labourer. Long al n of Lexington 
JWilliams Rachel, laundress, Pearce w of Pearl st 
JWilliams Henry, labourer, William near Cross st 
jW^illiams Pembroke, ship carpenter, 59 Ann st 
fWilliams Samuel, Happy al near Wilk st 
JWilliams John, Happy al near Lancaster st 
tWilliams Mary, laundress, Harford av 
fWilliams Sarah, laundress, Harford av 
fWilliams Wm. porter, Sharp n of New Church st 
fWilliams Lavina, laundress^ Biddle near Howard 



Director^ 1829. WIL 



tVVill 

iains John, labourer, Howard s of Barre 
jVViiiiams Thos. labourer, Sugar al W of Charles st 

Williams John, labourer, Conway w of Howard 
I Williams Henry, labourer, Lt German e of Sharp 
jWilliams Anthony, labourer, Fayette w of Pearl 
t Williams VVm, Mulberry e of Park st 
t Williams Henry, labourer, Greenwich wofPenn av 
i Williams James, fisherman, Peace al w of Sharp st 
t Williams Richard, carter, Pearce w of Pearl st 
-Williamson G. W. attorney at law, se cor St. Paul's 

and Fayette 
Will iamson Wm. watchman, 4 Alice Anna 
Williamson A. and J. M. dry goods merchants, 177 

Baltimore 

Williamson Geo. apothecary, 117| Baltimore 
Williamson Ja's, ship carpenter. Fleet e of Market 
Williamson John, carpenter, Salisbury st w of Har* 
ford run 

Williamson G. and I. hatters, 160 Baltimore 
Williamson David, President of Baltimore Fire In- 
surance Company, dw cor Green & Mulberry 
^Williamson Lucy, intelligence office, Howard s of 
Camden 

JWilliamson Tho's, caulker, Happy al near Alice- 
Anna st 

^Williamson Edw'd, labourer, Caroline near Wilk 
Willig Geo. jr. music store, 74 Baltimore, dw Fay- 
ette w o( HoUiday 
Willing Josiah, carpenter, 68 Front 
Wills F. M. book binder. Centre w of Calvert 
Wills Catherine, boarding house, 21 Water 
Wills mrs Margaret, band box maker, 19 Commerce 
Wills Jos. hatter, 19 Constitution 
Willis Henry, flour & produce merchant, 2 Bowly's 

whf, dw Franklin w of Pine 
Wilmer J. W. commission merchant, 2 Bowly's whf 

dw cor Paca and George 
JWilmer Michael, labourer. Low near Aisquith 
+ Wilmer Wm. n High 

tWilperson David, cooper. Pearl n of Fayette 
*^Dd 343 



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Matchetth Baltimore 



Wilson Wm. and Sons, shipping merchants, 105 E 
Baltimore 

Wilson James, firm of Wm. Wilson & Sons, dw 14 
Holliday 

Wilson Thomas, firm of Wm. Wilson and Sons, dw 

Lexington Eof Charles 
Wilson James, labourer, Montgomery e of Charles 
Wilson J. tinplate worker, cor Eutaw st and Cham- 
berlain al 

Wilson and Co. flour and produce merchants, 243 w 
Baltimore 

Wilson Greenbury B. firm of Wilson and Co. dw s 

Howard s of German 
Wilson James, wheelwright, w Baltimore e of Cove 
Wilson John, grocer and wine merchant, 6 e Bait. 
Wilson Mary, Widow's row Lombard betw Eutaw 

and Paca 

Wilson Rob't, jr. attorney at law, Court House lane, 

dw 14 N Charles 
W^ilson mrs Ann, boarding house, 23 Ann 
Wilson mrs Mary, 68 Ann 
Wilson mrs Jane, seamstress, Caroline n of Wilk 
Wilson John, grocery, nw cor Wilk and Caroline 
Wilson David, flour merchant, M'Elderry's whf dw 

40 Front 

Wilson mrs Mary, fancy dress maker, n Exeter n of 

Necessity al 
Wilson Geo. cordwainer. East n of Douglass 
Wilson Charles E. grocery, nw cor Gay and Forest 
Wilson Jos. carter, York av e side 
Wilson mrs Ann, huckster, York av 
Wilson Greenbury, raealseller, Harford av 
Wilson Tho's. labourer, Saratoga w of Pine 
Wilson Patrick, Harford av 
Wilson John K. Harford avenue 
Wilson Wm. watchman, 79 n Gay 
W^ilson mrs Priscilla, nE cor Pitt and Comet 
Wilson mrs Ann, Salisbury e of Exeter 
Wilson mrs Sophia, tavern keeper, 61 Bond 
Wilson Samuel, grocer. Market st. 

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; Wii son James, mate, Market near Lancaster 

Wilson John, 47 Market st 
I Wilson Geo. block and pump maker, 69 Ann 

Wilson Jona. machinist, Eden bet. Baltimore &. Pitt 
1 Wilson mrs Jane, 69 Alice Anna 

Wilson mrs Ann, Wilk near Caroline 

Wilson John, carpenter, Wilk w of Ann 

Wilson Tho's, merchant, Smith's whf, dw 99 n High 

Wilson Tho's, labourer. Bishop al s of Pratt st 

Wilson John, grocer, York av 

Wilson mrs Mary, 23 n Gay 
i Wilson Rob't, merchant 17 n Gay 

Wilson Rob^t, Cashier of the Bank of Maryland dw 
adjoining the Bank 

Wilson Wm. currier, 39 s Calvert 

Wilson Nixon, currier, 43 s Calvert, dw Pratt w of 
Charles 

Wilson Thomas, grocer. Light near Ruxton 
Wilson Wm. York near Light 
Wilson Wm. carpenter, s Charles near West 
Wilson Ja's, grocery and produce merchant, nE cor 

Howard & Franklin, dw Franklin near Howard 
Wilson James, carter, cor Richmond and Tyson 
Wilson Rob't, cooper, Guilford al b of Charles 
Wilson Tho's commission merchant, nw cor Pratt & 

Light 

Wilson mrs Ann, 31 G. German 
Wilson mrs Hannah, Saratoga e of Park 
Wilson David, weaver, Pearce w of Pine 
Wilson David R, grocer. County whf Market st 
Wilson Ja's, shipping merchant, 105 Baltimore dw 

Holliday near the Theatre 
Wilson P. clothier, 72 s Calvert 
Wilson John J. plasterer, n Eutaw near Franklin 
Wilson mr. mariner. Sugar al e of Charles st 
Wilson Levi, engineer, at chymical factory, dw Su- 
gar al near Lightest 
Wilson mrs Elizabeth, Montgomery near Light 
Wilson Ja's, baker and grocer, 73 e Pratt 
Wilson Geo. A. coppersmith, Water w of C M space 

S4d 



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Wilson mrs Marj P. Lombard w of Eutaw 
Wilson John, carpet weaver, cor of Saratoga & Park 
Wilson mrs Susanna, tutoress, Saratoga \v of Park 
Wilson mrs Eliza, Chestnut al w of Pearl st 
Wilson Robt. constable, Shakespeare w of Market 
Wilson mrs Ann, Shakespeare w of Market 
fWilson John, labourer, Guilford al near Charles st 
t Wilson James, shoe maker. Bond e side 
t Wilson Wm. cordwainer, n Exeter near French 
fWilson Comfort, laundress, Aisquith n of Orleans 
fWilson David, labourer, near Aisquith 
fWilson Tho's labourer. Bond near Pratt 
fWilson Eleanor, Apple al near Lancaster 
jWilson Thompson, Eden btw Baltimore and Pitt 
J Wilson John, labourer. Hall's lane w of Aisquith st 
JWilson Abraham, blacksmith. Concord s of Water 
JWilsou Jos, shop keeper, cor Sharp and German 
JWilson Samuel, waiter, n Sharp near Baltimore 
J Wilson Ann, laundress, Dutch al w of Liberty 
jWilson Rosetta, laundress, Calvert near Saratoga 
jWilson Francis, brick maker, Hill w of Hanover 
fWilson Joseph labourer, Penn av n of Presion 
tWilson John J. barber. New w of Eutaw 
f Wilson R. laundress, s Charles near Montgomery 
Willson Edw'd J. and Co. commission merchants 4 
Bowly's whf 

Willson EdwM J. firm of Edw'd J. Willson & Co. dw 
13 s Charles 

Wimmel G. S. constable, Maiden lane w of Aisquith 
Wimmell John, city bailiff, s Charles s of West 
Winchester Geo. attorney at law, svv corner of Lex- 
ington and North, dw e Saratoga w of Calvert 
Winchester Wm.sup^-'iotendaat of water works dw 

Franklin wof Ca.^ M^t 
Winchester miss Hannah, w Lexington w of Paca 
Winchester mrs Elizabeth, jx Exeter n of e Baltiaiora 
Winchester Thomas, ship carpenter, Granby e ©f 
Gough 

Winchester Samuel, lottery office, nw cor Baltimore 
and North, dw cor St. Paul and Mulberry 

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Winchester mrs Deborah, 44 Albermarle 
Winder mrs Gertrude, 6 w Fayette 
Winder Benjanfiin, cordwainer, 42 Exeter 
W ineberger Geo. carver and gilder, 7 w Fayette 
Wingate AnGibrose, miller, Columbia w of Chats- 
worth run 

Winks Eli, dvv adjoining Ramsey's Rope walk 
Winks John, cordwainer, 12 Happy al 
Winkleman Frederick, biscuit baker, 57 s Charles 
W^inn John, grocer. Franklin w of Paca 
Winn Christopher, clock and watch maker, 222 1 w 

Baltimore, dw 44 s Charles 
Winnegan Stephen, meal seller, 38 Market 
Winsel Hiram, labourer, Albermarle n of Water 
Winslow John, grocer, sw cor Fleet and Market 
fWinson Isaac, grain measurer, Johnson near Cross 
Winstandley mrs Ann, tutoress, 50 n Liberty st 
Winter Gabriel, plasterer, 79 s Sharp 
Winterbottom Thomas, mahogany sawyer, Happy al 

s of Gough st 
Winters Samuel, carpenter, Mulberry e of Paca 
Wintkle mrs Elizabeth, cor Gay and Fayette 
Winwood Thomas, Lombard e of Eutaw 
Winwood Benjamin, M. D. 6 n Gay st 
Wirgman mrs Sarah, Hamilton w of Charles 
Wirgman Rebecca, George w of Paca 
Wirt Wm. counsellor at law, office and dw Baltimore 

2 doors E of Eutaw 
Wise mrs Elizabeth, seamstress, 9 Grant 
Wise Lewis, victualler, Pratt w of Chatsworth run 
Wise McKell, cabinet maker, 9 Grant 
Wise Caspar, sugar refiner. Pine s of Franklin 
Wise John, ship joiner, 52 Fleet 
Wise Geo. blacksmith, Ensor near Greble's pottery 
Wise Michael, carpenter, 3 Pine 
Wisebaugh Martin, paver. Bayard w of Caroline 
Witters Ja's, labourer. Strawberry al s of Fleet st 
Witty Mary, Wilk w of Spring 
Witz Phil, cordwainer, 147 Exeter w side 
Woelper mrs Mary, 40 Thames 

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woo Matchetth Baltimore 



Wolfe Alcaeus B. attorney at law, office in the Athe- 
naeum, Lexington st 
Wolf Zach. baker, Fell near Ann 
Wolf mrs Catherine, Baltimore w of Harford run 
Wolf Henry, rigger, 2 Lancaster 
Wolf Wm. H. 2 Lancaster 
Wolf Marcus, victualler, Harford av xside 
Wolf Peter, cabinet maker, Frederick s of Gay 
Wolf mrs Margaret, cor Howard st and Brandy al 
Wolf Jacob, bricklayer, Howard st s of Brandy al 
Wolf mrs Elizabeth, seamstress. Franklin Eof Cove 
Wolfe mrs Helen, block & pump manufactory, corner 

Eager al and Saratoga 
Wolfenden Jacob, grocer, Pearce e of Cove 
WoUeslegger J. oyster house, Wilk near Spring 
Wood James, Harford run s of b Baltimore 
Wood mr. block maker, near the Hospital 
Wood mrs x\nn, s Howard n of Camden 
Wood Nidi's L. clerk, Howard m of Centre 
Wood John,blacksmith, Baltimore w of Pine 
Wood Jno. labourer, Baltimore e of Booth's nursery 
Wood Wilmer, book binder, 90 Park 
fWood Daphne, laundress, Garden near Biddle 
Woodall Wm. A.' pump maker, Paca bet Saratoga 

and Mulberry, dw Saratoga st w of run al 
Woodburn John, mariner, Shakespeare near Market 
Wooddy Wm. book and job printer, 2 s Calvert, dw 
34 Fayette 

Woodcock W. clock and watch maker, 56 n Howard 
Wooden Richard, block maker, near Hospital e of 
Harford run 

Woodworth mrs Catherine, seamstress, Gough w of 
Spring 

Woods Caufil, carpet weaver, Ensor w of East 
Woods mrsRuthanna, Richmond near Tyson 
Woods Henry, victualler, Penn av near Preston 
Woods James, bricklayer, Busy al btw Hanover and 
Charles 

Woods Luther, carpenter. Park lane, e of Pine st 
Woods Zach. labourer, Light near Gt Hughes st 

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Woods Jeptha, carpenter, Light near Montgomery 

Woods mrs Mary A. tutoress, Franklin w of Pine 

Woods mrs Ann, Frederick s of Baltimore st 

Woods mrs Mary A. Pitt e of Exeter st 

Woods Thos. H. cooper, Light st s of the Rope walk 

Woods Wm. dry goods merchant, Pratt e of Eutaw 

Woods B. clerk. Water st w of Falls av 

Woods John, labourer. Water w of Concord st 

Woods John, 24 w Lexington st 

Woods mrs Eliz. Dutch al vv of Park st 

t Woods Wm. gardener, Harford av 

fWoods Betsy, Garden near Biddle 

tWoodyard Jeffersonj labourer, Union 

fWoodyard Mary Union e uf Pine 

Woodyear Edwjd G. attorney at law, office Fayette 

w of Calvert, dw St. Paul's s of Fayette 
Woodsvvorth mrs Susan, s Eutaw near Camden 

Paca, dw Camden near Howard 
Woodville William, stock exchange and commission 
agent, Gay opposite the Exchange, dw 30 Hol- 
iday st 

Woodward A. proprietor of the Fountain Stables, 

dw 39 w Fayette st 
Woodward Thos. cordwainer. Painter's Court, s of 

Pitt st 

Woodward E. T. 8^" J. grocers and commission mer- 
chants, cor of Pratt st and Dugan's wharf 

Woodward Thomas, hack proprietor, Swan st. near 
Jones's falls 

Woodward Wm. carpenter, 31 New Church st 
Woodworth mrsC. seamstress, Gough w of Spring 
Woolet John, baker, cor Pitt and Temple 
Woolfolk Austin W. Pratt w of Cove st 
Woollen R. cooper, 19 n Exeter 
Woollen Jame.?, cooper. Mulberry w of Park 
Woollen Zach. firm of House & Co. dw Charles n of 
Lee st 

Wordell Samuel, cooper, Harford av 
Working Henry, tavern keeper, w Baltimore w of 

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Working Fred, ornamental painter, Calvert n of Bath 
World Lewis, cigar maker, 31 Bond st ^ 
Worrell Thos. blacksmith, Thames e of Philpot, d\v 

Alice Anna near Market st 
fWorrell Henry, labourer, Howard n of Conway st 
Worthington W. G. D. counsellor at law and com- 
missioner of insolvent debtors, oflSce Court- 
house, dw Aisquith near Orleans st 
Worthington Henry, saddler and harness maker, 25 
N Gay st 

Worthington John & W. flour merchants, § Spear's 
wharf 

Worthington Charles, flour comajlbsion merchant, 

Commerce st wharf, dw 129 s Charles st 
Worthington Abra. farmer, Charles s of Mulberry st 
fWorthington Abs. labourer, Caroline n Wilk st 
t Worthington John, labourer. Forest s of Orleans 
fWorthington John, labourer, Eutaw n of Lee st 
Wrathell Wm. labourer, Lt Hughes near Light st 
Wray Frances, seamstress, ^arre e of Sharp st 
Wren Chr. se cor of Fleet st and Apple al 
Wright mrs Mary, Ross st n of Biddle al 
Wright Mary, Widow's row, Lombard, between 

Eutaw and Paca sts 
Wright Mary, Widow's row, Lombard, between Eu- 
taw and Paca sts 
Wright mrs C. 78 n High st 
Wright Henry, merchant, 3 Light st wharf 
Wright Malcolm, tiaplate worker, 1 88 w Baltimore 
Wright Wm. carpenter. Gay near Mott st 
Wright James, teacher, 9 Fleet st 
Wright Luther, carpenter, Eden n of Holland st 
Wright Robert, rigger, Monument st e of Light 
Wright John, boot and shoemaker, 40 n Howard 
Wright Joel, book binder, 24 n Howard st 
Wright John, shoemaker, cor of Pearl and Pearce 
Wright Thomas H. (M. D.) Fayette b of Howard 
Wright mrs Elizabeth, Park st near Wagon al 
Wright Joel, book binder, Pearl s of Fayette «t 
Wright mrs Ellen, Saratoga e of Cove st 

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fWright Wm. labonrer, Welcome al w of Sharp st 
r fWnghi Edward, blacksmith, Forest n of Douglass 

t W right Andrew, labourer, se cor Front and French 
1 1 tWright Sam. blacksmith. Wagon al e of Park st 

• I fWright Sally, laundress, Pearce w of Pearl 

• 1 1 Writer mrs Cath. Wagon al e of Eutaw st 
liWrightson John, ship carpenter, Argyle alley n of 

Alice Anna st 
fWritson D. labourer, Eutaw s of Camden st 
' Wroten D. ship carpenter, corof Gough st & Star al 
Wroten J. W. cordwainer, Sugar al e of Charles st 
) Wulff J. H. saddler & harness maker, lis Howard 
Wyant Nicholas, cooper, Pine s of Franklin 
Wyatt rev. W. E. (D. D.) rector of St. Paul's Church, 

dw Saratoga opposite Liberty st 
i fWyatt E. laundress, Carpenter's al w of Howard st 
I fWye Silas, ship carpenter, Happy al s of Wilk st 
j fWye John, labourer, Bishop's al s of Fawn st 
I Wyeth and Norris, silk merchants, 161 w Baltimore 
' Wyeth Chas. firm of Wyeth & Norris, dw St PauPs 

s of Franklin st 
I Wylie Wm. dyer, Preston w of Ross st 
I Wygart Andrew, carter, Richmond near Park st 
' Wyman Samuel, of the firm of Cobb, Wyman & Co. 

dw 88 s Sharp st 
Wyman Barnet, victualler, Forest s of French 
Wyman John, shoemaker, York av 
Wynn Chr. w^atchmaker and jeweller, 222 1 Balti- 
more, dw 44 s Charles st 
Wysham E. C. flour merchant, sw cor of Eutaw and 

Baltimore, dw Fayette, betw. Eutaw and Paca 
jrWysham John, cordwainer. East s of Douglass 
Wyvill M. D. merchant tailor, 136 Baltimore 
Wyvill Martin, blacksmith, Aisquith n of Jeflferson 

i Yager JOHN, engineer of the steam boat Consti- 
tution, Eden n of Pitt 
Yager Jos. bacon merchant, 275 w Baltimore^ dw 

Park st s of Dutch al 
Yam Thos. rigger, 39 Ann 
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Yants mrs Frances, Hollingsworth s of Water 

Yater Henry, cordvvainer, Aisquilh near Douglass 

Yates miss Ann, seamstress, Potter n of Gay 

Yates John, hardware merchant and nail manufac- 
turer, 33 Pratt, dw Wilk e of High ^ 

Yates John, grocer, cor of Wilk and Exeter 

Yeates John L. (M. D.) 76 n Exeter 

t Yates Sandy, labourer, Necessity al near Potter st 

Yearly Wm. cooper, 19 s Liberty 

Yearly Edw. cabinet maker. Bond st opposite the 
Wesleyan Sabbath school 

Yearly Alex, second book keeper in the bank of Bal- 
timore, dw 77 Green 

tYearly Ann, laundress, Cross e of Johnson 

Yerkes Elizabeth, Maiden lane w of Aisquith st 

Yite mrs Catharine, New Church near Sharp 

Y'ewell Solomon, accountant. Mulberry e of Pine 

Yoner mrs Mary, Conway e of Sharp 

Yost Joseph, victualler, Ensor near Greble's pottery 

Youce Philp, brewer, 3 Pine 

Young John, carpenter. High n of Baltimore 

Young Leonard, 26 n Exeter 

Young John A. deputy keeper of the Maryland Pen- 
itentiary, dw York av e side 
Young John, carpenter, Granby n of High 
Young Andrew, labourer, Oliver's whf 
Young Samuel, justice of the peace, and book seller 

and st^cioner, 27 n Charles 
Young mrs Sarah, cor of How^ard and Camden 
Young Malinda, cor of Eutaw^ st and Peace al 
Young Jehu, proprietor of the hand tavern, Paca n of 
Lexington 

Young Nicholas, cordwainer, Saratoga e of Park 
Young mrs Henrietta, Mulberry w of Paca 
Young L. carpenter, Baltimore e of Booth's nursery 
Young Joshua, ship joiner, 28 Thames 
Young Wm. S. 145 Bond 
Young Wm. sen, 147 Bond 
Young Wm. isea capt. Argyle al near Wilk st 
Young S, A, carpenter, Argyle al near Alice Anaa st 

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Young Jacob, tailor, Spring near Pratt 
! Young Wm. carpenter, Aisquith n of Orleans - 
Young mrs Mary, seamstress. Low w of Potter 
i Young McClintock, attorney at law, 24 St Paul 
1 Young John, Paca n of Mulberry 
I Young mrs Mary, Hill w of Hanover 
, Young mrs S. R. midwife, Conway near Howard 
i Young mrs Isabella, Cove near Franklin 
I Youngman J. market dealer, Biddle st w of Penn. av 
j Youse Philip, brewer, 3 Pine 
I jYoung Henry, porter. Mulberry st e of Lerew's al 
I i Young Jacob, white washer, Douglass near East 
JYoung Stephen, labourer, Park near Saratoga 
tYoung Joseph, black smith, Howard s of Conway 
Younger Jaspar, wheel wright, Granby n Side 
I Younger mrs Ann, Montgomery e of Charles 
Younker Francis, chair factor, 32 Water, dwcor of 
Pitt and East 

J Younker Edw. carpenter, Ensor st near Harford ar 

ZaCHARY ALEX pilot 71 Ann 
Zachary Wm. pilot, Pratt near Spring 
Zane, Joseph, cooper, Fell s end 
Zane Peter, cooper, M'Elderry's whf 
Zell John, grocer, cor of Penn. av and Union st 
Zell Henry, cor of Greenwich st and Penn. av 
Zell 4* Doyle, soap and candle makers, Pearl k of 
Lexington 

Zell Barnard, of the firm of Zell and Doyle, 59 Pearl 
Zimmerman Geo. cooper. Franklin row w of Chats- 
worth street 

Zimmerman J. wheel wright. Franklin w of Park 
Zimmerraan Jno. carpenter, George st w of Penn. av 
Ziegler J. L. victualler, Conway near Howard 
Zock Francis, porter, Mulberry w of Paca 
Zody John, shop keeper, cor of Barre and Howard 
ZoUickoffer Wm. M. D. Hanover w side 
Zom mrs Mary, Exeter near the Methodist church 
Zwisele P. grocer, cor of Potter and Douglass 
Zigler W. victualler, Pratt st e of Chatsworth run 

35$ 



REMOVALS, OMISSIONS, &t 




Agnew Andrew, grocer, cor of Pitt and East 
Agnew Wm, sexton, Baltimore E of Market 
- Aitkin Jas. M. D. Chemist and druggist, 44 N Gay 
Allen Rev. John, Holland near Aisquith 
Armstrong Robt. & co. grocers, 92 Dugfan's whf. 
Barie Louis, grocer, cor of Baltimore and Gay 
Barnard John G. of the firm of Wm, E. Mayhew & co. dw city 

hotel, Calvert st 
Benson Joseph, justice of the peace. Gay betw the bridge and 

Front st 
Booth Robt. Ensor w of East 
Brown Elisha N. counting room, 217" w Baltimore 
Brown mrs Susan, 143 Bond 

Bryson adj oing Gay st bridge, removed to cor of Hillen 

and Potter 
Chafee Nicholas, Baltimore w of Green 

Clendenin David, of the firm of Wm. Reynolds fit eo. dw Pas- 

cault ro w, Lexington st 
Cooke John F. printer, Ensor E of Forest 
Cole Isaac, M. D 35 South 

Collin mrs Isabella, laundress, Sharp st s of Busy al 
Crouch Wm. of the firm of Paul and Crouch, sw comer of Li- 
berty and Saratoga streets 
Crowl A. blacksmith, Frederick, dw 5 Comet 
Degelvin John, cordwainer, Thames near Market 
Dettmar Henry W. hatter. Lovely lane 
Delvechio Peter, carver and gilder, 63 Harrison 
Dixon Wm. brick maker, Eutaw s of Barre 
Dixon Noah, merchant, 11 Light st whf. dw Eseter n of Wilk 
Dixon Geo. weaver, cor of Saratoga and Cove 
fDixon Wesley, labourer. Pearl s of Saratoga 
Dobler Daniel, chymist. Eutaw near Barre 
fDodee Peter, clothier, Pratt st w of cen. market ^p. dw Con- 
cord near Pratt 
Doggett Henry H. teacher, 54 Harrison st 
Dolphin Francis, victualler, Pratt st x of Chatsworth ran 
Eubrick John, cordwainer, cor of Low and Exeter 
Fitzsimmons Redmond, weaver, Saratoga x of Core 
German Joshua, carpenter, 11 Fleet 
Grimes Richard, rigger, Shakespeare x of Bond 
Hanson Chas. W. judge of county court, dw 31 n Gay 
Haslett John, teacher of the Oliver Hibernian Free School, dw 

Holland e of Aisquith 
Heldelback John H. broker, 83 ir Exeter 
HoUins John S president of the Maryland Insurance Company, 
office Exchange buildings, dw Water w of the Exchange 
Jennie k John, sugar refiner, Paca n of Franklin 



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Keerl Q, H. & J. S. druggist, 233 w Baltimore 

Keerl G. H. of the firm of G. H & J. S. dw Howard bctw Ger 

man and Lombard 
Kelley John, weaver, Pearce w of Pine 
Keplinger Michael, brick maker, Ensor ext. 
Keplinger Wm. clock and watch maker, 52 n Howard 
Krouse Elizabeth, huckster, Sarah Ann, e of Cove 
Lauderman Henry, baker, 20 Market si 
Lauderman Jas. tailor, 84 Bond 

Lawn Henry, boot and shoe maker, cor of Park st & Dutch al 
Long Richard, carpenter. Grant dw Gay bet Forest & Aisc^uith 
Maloney Dan. carpenter, Sarah Ann e of Cove 
M'Lanahan Robert, turner. East n of Pitt 
Parker Rev. Ira, Exeter near Trinity church 
Passano Joseph, variety dealer in the arcade, dw 15 Pitt 
Pasterfield Caleb, cordwainer, East near Douglass 
Robb & Donaldson, ship builder, Fleet e end. See advertiie* 
ment, 

Traves Flan, grocer, 19 M'Elderry's whf 
Trott Sabrett E. carter. Potter st near Necessity al 
Upperman Daniel, segar maker, Park lane w of Cove 
Upperman Daniel, bell hanger. Park lane w of Cove st 
Usher T. L. grocer, cor of Short and Jefferson 



4. 



APPENDIX: 

Containing the Sessions of Maryland Courts; a List of Streets, 
Lanes, Alleys, Squares, Markets, Wharves, Churches; a Plari 
of the Wards; a List of the Banks, their Directors, and days of 
Discount; a List of Steara-boats, Stages, and Packets; places of 
various Offices; Masonic L'xlges; Foreign Consuls; Custom- 
house Officers; Notaries; Manufacturing Establishments; Insur- 
ance Offices; and Officers of the Corporation. 



UNITED STATES COURTS. 
United States Circuit Courts 
F&r Maryland — At Baltimore, on the 8th of May and 8th of 
November. 

United States District Court j 

For Maryland — At Baltimore, on the first Tuesdays of March> 
June, September and November. 

COURTS IN MARYLAND. 

Court of Jlppealsy 

For the Western Shore — At Annapolis, on the second Mon» 
day of June and first Monday of December. 

For the Eastern Shore — At Easton, on the first Monday in 
June, and third Monday of November. 

Court of Chancery^ 

Sits on the second Tuesday of March, third Tuesday of July, 
fourth Tuesday of September, and first Tuesday of December. 
County Courts. 

Saint Mary's — First Mondays in March and August. 

Charles — Third Mondays in March and August. 

Prince George's — First Monday in April and second Monday 
in October. 

Cecil — First Monday in April, and third Monday in October. 
Kent — Third Mondays in March and September. 
Queen Anne's — First Monday in May and third Monday in 
November. 

Talbot — Third Monday in May, and 3d Monday in November. 
Calvert — Second Mondays in May and October. 
Anne Arundel — 3d Monday in April, h 4th Monday in October, 
Montgomery— First Monday in March, and second Monday in 
November. 

CaroUne — Second Monda^vs in March and October. 

Dorchester — 1st Monday in April, & 4th Monday in October. 

Somerset— 3d Monday in May, and 4th Monday of November* 

Worcester— Second Mondays in May and November. 

Frederick — Fourth Mondays in February and October, 

Washington — 4th Monday in March, and 3d Monday in Nov'r. 

Alleghany — 3d Monday in April, and 2d Monday in October, 

Harford — Second Monday in March and August. 
Baltimore County Court. 

County Terms, (for the trial of County cases)-— On the first 
day of April, and the first day of November. 

CiTT Terms, (for the trial of City cases)-- -On the first days 
of January, February, May, June, July, September, October and 
December. 

If the first day of the month should happen on Sunday, then 
the Court will set on the second day of the montl^, 



A CATALOGUE 



OF 



livemieSy Streets^ Lanes ^Jllleys^ Squares^ Markets 
and fVliarves, 



IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE. 

rilarj^ed by the Commissioners appointed hy the Legislature of T 
land, and laid down by their Surveyor, TH. H. FOPPLETON. 



Adams from 

Aisquith N. 

Aisquitli 

Albermarle 

Alice Anna 

Allett 

Amity 

Andre 

Armistead 

Armstrong 

Ann 

Arundle 

Ack worth 

Addison 

Allison 

Apple 

Argyle 



Baker 
Balderston 
Baltimore 
Bank 

Barclay, Great 
Barclay, Little 
Barnet 



STREETS. 

W B Line to 

E John 

E Baltimore 

Plowman 

Union Dock 

Winder 

Saratoo-a 

Patapsco River 

do 

do 

N W. Branch 
Ostend 

ALLEYS. 

Adams 
N B Line 
E Pratt 
N B Line 
do 

B 

STREETS. 

W B Line 
Light 
E B Line 
Exeter 
S Falls av 
E Fails av 
N Cliarles 



Chatsw^orth 
N B Line 
Harford av 
City Dock 
E B. Line 
N W Branch 
Ramsay 
N W Branch 

do 

do 

N B Line 
Middle Branch 

Gwinn's Falls 

Steuben 

Basin 

Shakspeare 
Lancaster 



N 8 Line 

Grant 

W A Line 

E B Line 

N B Line 

Eager 

N Sharp 



2 



Barney 


from Middle Branch fof-iawrence 


Barre 


S Cove 


Light st wharf 


Bath 


N Calvert 


French 


Bayard 


James 


Middle Branch 


Bayley 


Patapsco R 


N W Branch 


Beason 


N VV Branch 


N W Branch 


Belle Air av. E Monument 


N B Line 


Belt 


Warren 


Donaldson 


Belvidere 


N Biddle 


York Av. 


Benjamin 


Patapsco R 
Gwinn's Falls 


N W Branch 


Bentalou 


W B Line 


Biddle 


George 


E B Line 


Block 


W Falls Av. 


Thames 


Bloom 


N Carey 


N B Line 


Bolton 


Biddle 


N B Line 


Bond 


N Branch 


N B Line 


Bowly 


E Market sp. wf. VV Falls Av- 


Boyle 


VV eDster 


"Vr \X7 T3 1_ 

JN W Branch 


Urune 


rrankhn 


Adams 


jjeuren 


Madison 


trench 


U 11 r>lr A 

jDurii..e 


JN W Branch 


"XT T» T • 

N B Line 


ijurrows 


Llagett 


N W Branch 


jDusn 


James 


Middle Branch 




W«bster 


N W Branch 


joyru 


.West 

LANES. 


Patapsco River 


Bank 


N Charles 


N Calvert 


Beaufort 


N Calvert 


Courtlandt 


Beaurand 


St Paul 


Gravel Alley 




ALLEYS. 


Baker 


N B Line 


Bloom 


Barlow 


Gwinn's Falls 


Cross 


Baxter 


N B Line 


N W Branch 


Bedford 


Camden 


Peace Allev, 


Bell 


Davis 


North 


Beven 


Henrietta 


Hamburg 


Biddle 


Ross 


Biddle 


Blackberry 


M'Donough 


Gwinn's Falls 


Bland 


Gwinn's Falls 


Stockholm 


Bottle 


Cove 


Hanover Market 


Bouldiu 


Cumberland 


W Lanvale 


Bower 


NBLine 


N W Branch 


Bradford 


E Townsend 


Hudson 



3 



Breidebaugh/ro?nE Saratoga to W Falls Av. 

Brewer Lanvale W Hoffman 

Brice Lorman Herkimer 

Bruce N B Line Warrington 

Burgundy Gwinn's B'alls Lunn's Lane 

Busy S Eutaw S Charles 

C 

STREETS. 

Cable Commerce Spear's Wharf 

Calhoun James N B Line 

Calvert Pratt do 

Canal Great Harford Av« City Dock 

Canal Little E Lanvale N B Line 

Camden S Paca Light St. Wharf 

Cannon N W Branch N B Line 
Canton do do 

Carey James do 

Caroline Dock do 

Carroll Gwinn's Falls Cross 

Cathedral Mulberry N B Line 

Centre N Howard French 

Charles N B Line Middle Branch 

Chase Cathedral E B Line 

Chatham W B Line James 

Chatswortli W Lexington Cove 

Cheapside E Water E Pratt 

Chesapeake H W Branch N B Line 

Chestnut E Market, S wf. Union Wharf 

Chester N W Branch N B Line 

Chew Stirling E B Line 

Choptank N W Branch N B Line 

Clagett Lawrence Neale 

Clare James Middle Branch 

Clement S Sharp Fort M 'Henry 

Clemni Boyle do 

Cole W B Line James 

Colt E Oliver N B Line 

Columbia S Paca Washington Av. 

Comet Aisquith Pitt 

Commerce E Water Basin 

Concord Fish Market Sp. Wilkes 

Conn Wilks Locust 

Constitution, Great Belvidere Truxton 



4 



Constitution, Little Madison 
Conwaj from Cove 



i9 



Cooke 
Cookse 
Court) and 
Cove 

Covington 
Covington Place 
Cox 

Cromwell 
Cross 

Cumberland 



W B Line 
Patapsco R 
Lexington 
Pennsvlvania av. 
N W Branch 
S End of Coving 
N VV Branch 
Middle Branch 
Ramsey 
N Calhoun 



F rencli 

Light St Wharf 
Cove 

N W Branch 
Franklin 
S Eutaw 
Donaldson 
ton St 

N W Branch 
Patapsco R 
N W Branch 
N B Line 





LANES. 




I., amiien 


V. a in 11 rn 


jDotiie -rxiiey 


v/iiurcn 


v> oariiiopja 


Paul 

oi r aui 


COUl t riouse 


Avioniimeni ocj. 


Paul 

ot r aui 


Commerce 




rj vvater 


Crooked 


VV rjveite 


\V Lexington 




ALLEYS. 




Callend»r 


W Baltimore 


Columbia 


Carpenter 


Cove 


S llowaid 


Capter 


NBLine 


E Fioffinan 


Castle 


do 


Fleet 


Cathedral 


N Charles 


Cathetlral 


Cecil 


Middle Branch 


Little Moutgfomery 


Cedar 


W lioffman 


Preston 


Centre 


r aj eite 


j."utCii Alley 


Chamberlain 


N Eutaw 


Eager Alley 


Chapel 


Mulberry 


Little Pleasant 


Cherry 


WBiddle 


E Eager 


Chesapeake 


N B Line 


N W Branch 


Chestnut 


Cove 


Middle Branch 


China 


Middle Branch 


Lee 


Claret 


Cove 


Middle Branch 


Clarkson 


West 


Middle Branch 


Clagett 


Adams 


Franklin 


College 


Mulberry 


W Saratoga 


Cow per 


N Liberty 


N Eutaw 


Creek 


Hamburg 


Middle Branch 


Cross 


N Green 


N Paca 


Curtis 


Thompson 


Franklin 


Cider 


Penn 


S Howard 


Cypress 


Lombard 


Bottle Alley 



D 

STREETS 

David from Patapsco R N W Branch 

Davis E Lexington E Centre 

Decatur Patapsco R N W Branch 

Decker W Chace N B Line 

Dill m N W Branch E B Line 

Division W Biddle N B Line 

Dock Draw Bridge Bond 

Dolphin Cove and Adams W Oliver 

Donaldson Middle Branch Patapsco R 
Dorsey do do 

Douglass Exeter Aisquith 

LANE 

Dark St Paul N Calvert 

ALLEYS 

Dawson Goodloe St Peter 

Dexter Gwinn's Falls Cross 

Dewberry Winchester Cole 

Dickson W Mosher W Lanvale 

Dove N B Line W Townsend 

Duncan N B Line N W Branch 

Dutch N Paca N Liberty 

E 

STREETS 

Eager Cathedral E B Line 

East French Baltimore 

East Avenue N B Line N W Branch 

Eagle W B Line James 

Eden Harford Avenue City Dock 

Ellicott W Pratt W Water 

Elliott N W Branch E B Line 

Elk James Middle Branch 

Elm W Townsend N B Line 

Emory German Columbia 

Ensor N Gay N B Line 

Etting Preston Baker 

Eutaw W Biddle Middle Branch 

Exeter French City Dock 

Exchange Second E Water 

LANES 

Eden N Eden N Canal 



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Elbow from S Paca to Cove 

Etna Harrison N Frederick 

ALLEYS 

Eager Franklin Saratoga 

Exchange Water Stable Alley 

F 

STREETS 

Falls E Falls Avenue Constitution 

Falls Avenue E&W City Dock N B Line 

Fawn President Exeter 

Fayette W B Line N Gay 

Federal Cathedral E B Line 

Fell Thames • N W Branch 

Ferry Middle Branch Patapsco R 

Fleet E Falls Avenue E B Line 

Forest E John N Canal 

Fountain Washington Chester 

Fort Middle Branch Jackson 

Fort Avenae Jackson Fort M'Henry 

Franklin W B Line W Falls Avenue 

Frederick Pratt N Gay 

Frederick Av, W Baltimore W B Line 

French Bath and Front Forest 

Front ^ Bath and French E Water 

Fulton James N B Line 
LANES 

Franklin E Water E Pratt 

French S Charles Light 

ALLEYS 

Falls NBLine EJohn 

Fleet Hammond's APy City Dock 

French French Lane Wine Alley 

Forest W Baltimore Gwinn's Falls 

Foster Wilson W Biddle 

G 

STREETS 

Gaines Patapsco R N W Branch 

Garden "W Madison N B Line 

Garrett Patapsco R N W Branch 

Gates Warren Patapsco R 

Gay E Pratt E Monument 

George Pennsylvania At N Cove 



7 



German, great/rom S Cove 
German, little S Sharp 
Gibson 



Gilmor 

Gist 

Gold 

Goodloe 

Gough 

Granby 

Grant 

Greene 

Greenwillow 

Grundy 

Gunpowder 

Guilford; 

Glover 

Gillingham 

Goldsmith 

Goodman 

Goodwin 

Gravel 

Granville 

Grocers* 



Hall 

Hamburg 

Hamilton 

Hamstead, great 

Hamstead, little 

Hammond 

Hanover 

Haw 

Hawk 

Harford Avenue 

Harper 

Harrison 

Haubert 

Heath 

Henrietta 

Henry 

Herkimer 



Biddle 
James 
N B Line 
N Calhoun 
W B Line 
Granby 

E Falls Avenue 
W Baltimore 
Franklin 
Chatsworth 
Biddle 
James 
South 

ALLEYS 
N B Line 
S Howard 
N B Line 
West 
N Sharp 
W Saratoga 
N B Line 
Sobert 

H 

STREETS 
West 
Cross 
Park 
Bond 
Canal 

Middle Branch 
W Baltimore 
SCove 

E Centre M Sp. 
Forest 
Patapsco R 
Baltimore 
Patapsco R 
Middle Branch 
Light 

N W Branch 
Gwinn's Falls 



to S Sharp 
S Charles 
N B Line 
N Calhoun 
N W Branch 
N B Line 
Cove 
E B Line 
S Canal 
W Pratt 
Welcome Alley 
Pennsyl'a Av 
N B Line 
Middle Branch 
Franklin Lane 

N W Branch 
Lombard 
Scammel 
Middle Branch 
Crooked Lane 
Franklin 
E Federal 
Mtjylaa 



Patapsco R 
N W Branch 
Hargrove Alley 
E B Line 
Bond 

Patapsco R 

Middle Branch 

Emory 

Falls Avenue 

N B Line 

N W Branch 

NGay 

N W Branch 

Webster 

Warren 

PatapscoB 

James 



High from 

Hill 

Hillen 

Hoffman 

Holland 

Hoiliday 

Hollins 

Hollii«gs worth 

Hospital Square 

Howard 

Hudson 

Hugh 

Hughes, great 
Hughes, little 
Hull 

Hull 

Harmony 

Halfmoon 

Hammond 

Hanson 

Happy 

Hargrove 

Hartways 

High 

Holbrook 

Holland 

Hollins 

Hollingsworth 

Homespun 

Hope 

Hudson 

Hunter 



8 

French to 

S Howard 

E FalPs Avenue 

Chatsworth 

Aisquith 

Baltimore 

W B Line 

W Water 

Inclosing the H 

Cathedral 

N W Branch 

Locust 

Light 

S Sharp 

Patapsco R 

LANES 
Aisquith 
N Cove 

ALLEYS 
Potter 
Caroline 
Gwinn's Falls 
N B Line 
do 

W Baltimore 
Aisquith 
N B Line 
do 

W Townsend 
W Pratt 
Cove 
Warren 
N B Line 
do 



Wilks 
Light 
Monument 
E B Line 
Pitt 

Monument 
Cove 
W Pratt 
ospital 

Middle Branch 
E B Line 
Basin 
do 
Light 

N W Branch 

Forest 
Schroeder 

Forest 
Spring 
Cross 
Lancaster 
Franklin 
Little German 
Canal 
E Biddle 
E Eagle 
Ramsey 
Matthews 
S Sharp 
Hamburgh 
W John 
Read 



Jackson 

James 

Jefferson 

Jephson 

John 

Johnson 

Jones 



STREETS 
N W Branch 
Gwinn's Falls 
Aisquith 
Middle Branch 
N B Line 
NW Branch 
Patapsco R 



Patapsco R 
Schroeder 
E B Line 
Patapsco R 
E B Line 
Patapsco R 
N W Branch 



Jenkins 
Jordon 



K(?lso 
Kent 

Kimmell 



Lancaster 

Lanvale 

Laurens 

Lawrence 

Leadenhall 

Lee 

Luzerne 

Lexington 

Liberty 

Light 

Locust 

Lombard 

Lorman 

Low 

Lowman 

Lloyd 

Ludlow 



Long 

Lovely 

Lunn's 



Latrobe 

Lerew's 

Liberty 

Light 

Livery 

Liverpool 

Long 

Lovegrove 
Lumber 



ALLEYS 
from Laurens to W Biddle 
Preestman ~ do 

K 

STREETS 
Middle Branch Patapsco R 
James Gwinn's Fails 

ALLEY 
W Lexington Wagon Alley 

L 



STREETS 
E Falls Avenue 
\V B Line 
Pennsvl'a Av. 
Patapsco R 



E B Line 

do 
Grundy 
N W Branch 



Lit. Montgomery Middle Branch 



Cove 
N W Branch 
W B Line 
Mulberry 
Baltimore 



Light St Wharf 
N B Line 
North 
S Howard 
Ostend 



E Market Sp w'f Ur.ion Wharf 
S Cova Hanover 
W B Line 
E Falls Avenue 
Patapsco R 



E Baltimore 
Lawrence 

LANES 
Holland 
S Calvert 
S Paca 

ALLEYS 
Gwinn's Falls 
W Saratoga 
E Madison 
Light 
Front 
Camden 
Ross 

N B Line 
Bowley 



Cove 
Aisquith 
N W Branch 
Granby 
N W Branch 



Short Alley 

South 

Conway 

Scott 

Richmond - 

Beuren 

Grant 

E Falls Avenue 
Peace 
Lexington 
W Madison 
Wilk 



10 



M'Clellan from 

M'Comas 

M'-Cuiloch 

M'Elderry, Gr. 

M*Eiderrj, Lit. 

M Henry 

M'Kim 

M*Mechin 

Macd enough 

Madison 

Magazine 

Manokin 

Market 

Marshall 

Martin 

Matthews 

Mercer 

Merriott 

Mill 

Moale 

Monroe 

Montgomery, Gt 
Montgomery,Lit 
Mount 
Monument 
Monument Sq 
Mosher 
Mott 
Moylan 
Mullikin 
Mulberry 

Maiden 
Market 



M 

STREETS 
W Baltimore to W Fayette 
Middle Branch Patapsco R 
W Biddle Gold 
Hospital Square E B Line 



Aisquith 
W B Line 
Madison 
Pennsylv'a Av. 
W B Line 
N B Line 
Webster 
James 

N VV Branch, 
Ostend 
Patapsco R 
S Calvert 
Light 

NW Branch 
E Pratt 
Middle Branch 
James 
Hanover 
S Eutaw 
Macdonough 
Ross and Paca 



Hospital Square 
Cove 
N B Line 
W Oliver 
James 
E B Line 
N W Branch 
Gwinn's Falls 
N BLine 
Patapso R 
N VV Branch 
Grant 
S Calvert 
N W Branch 
Basin 

N W Branch 
W B Line 
N VV Branch 
Hanover 
North West 
E B Line 



Enclosing the Bait. Monument 
W B Line Elm 
Ensur Low 



Mason 

Madeira 

Meeting-house 

Mill-house 

Moore 

Morris 



NCove 
Canal 
W B Line 

LANES 
Aisquith 
W Baltimore 

ALLEYS 
Robert 
N B Line 
N Eutaw 
Front 

PennsyPa Av 
Bloom 



Pennsylvania Av 

Market 

N Calvert 

East 

Mulberry 

W Biddle 
N W Branch 
Long Alley 
E Falls Avenu3 
W Madison 
W Biddle 



4 



Morton from W Madison 
M'Henry 



Holl 



ins 



to N B Line 
St Peter 



N 



Nanticoke 
Neale 
Neighbour 
New 

Nicholson 
North 

North West 
Norfolk 
North Avenue 



Necessity 
Norris 



Oak 

Ogston 

Olher 

Orchard 

Orleaiis 

Ostend 

O'Donnell 

Orbel 
Orange 



Paca 

Park 

Parkin 

Patapsco 

Patterson 

Patuxent 

Payson 

Pearl 

Penn 

Pennsylvania 
Perry 



STREETS 
Gwinri's Falls 
N W Branch 
M'Kim 
N Paca 
N W Branch 
E Baltimore 
W B Line 
Wells 
E B Line 

ALLEYS 
High 

Presstman 
O 

STREETS 
N B Line 
Franklin 
N B Line 
Pennsjl'a Av 
Belle-Air M Sp 
Perry 

N W Branch 

ALLEYS 
N B Line 
North 

P 

STREETS 
Cove 

Richmond 

Lexington 

N W 13ranch 

E Pratt 

N W Branch 

James 

PennsyPa Av 
German 
Av Franklin 

Middle Branch 



Cross 

Patapsco R 
Harford Avenue 
N Eutaw 
N W Branch 
N B Line 
North Avenue 
Patapsco R 
W B Line 

Potter 
Rutledge 



W Federal 
Chatsworth 
E BLine 
Mkdison 
N B Line 
N W Branch 
E B Line 



E Eager 
N Gay 



Monument 
N Liberty 
Cross 
N B Line 
Basin 
N B Line 
do 

W Baltimore 
Haw 
N B Line 
Cove 



1£ 



Fhilrot /rom Point Thames 

Pierce In ^^chroeder Pearl 

Pine Ge»>!^e German 

Pitt E Falls Avenue E B Line 

Pirikney Canal do 

PleasaJif, Great N Cliarles Hollidaj 

Plea.^ant, Little Park N Charles 

Plowman High E Falls Avenue 

Pomt Dock N \V Branch 

Portland S Cove Columbia 

Porter Clagett N W Branch 

Potomac N W Branch N B Line 

Potter French Pitt 

Poppleton Ramsey Franklin 

Pratt W B Line E B Line 

Presburj do N.Calhoun 

President E Pratt City Dock 

Presstman W B Line Garden 

Preston Pennsyl'a Av John 

Prosser Patapsco R N W Branch 

Pulaski Gwinn's Falls W B line 

Putnam James Middle Branch 

LANE 

Park N Green Republican 

ALLEYS 

Parrish Baker Chatham 

Patapsco Henrietta Middle Branch 

Peace Lunn's lane Light St Wharf 

Peach Middle Branch Lit Montgomery 

Pinkney Gwinn's Falls Cross 

Plover Centre Richmond 

Plum Middle Branch Lit Montgomery 

Port N B line N W Branch 

Primrose S Charles Light 

Proctor N B line E Chase 

R 

STREETS 

Race S Charles Middle Branch 

Ramsay W Bline Cove 

Randall Middle Branch Webster 

Read Cathedral North 

Reese Clagett N W Branch 

Republican James Cooke 



IS 

Reynolds from Patapsco R N W Branch 
Richardson da do 

Richmond W Biddle Cathedral 

Ridgelj Middle Branch Cove 

River Ostend Clement 

Robert N Cove » Bolton 

Robinson Patapsco R N W Branch 

Rock Fayette Saratoga 

Ross N Howard N B line 

Bussell Middle Branch Cove 

Rutledge W B line James 

Ruxton S Charles Light 

LANE 

Russell Canal Eden 
ALLEYS 

Rose N B line N W Branch 

Run Saratoga Park lane 

Russell Gwinn's Falls Cross. 

Rutter M*Mechen Dolphin 

S 

STREETS 

St Mary Pennsjl'a Av W Madison 

St Paul W Baltimore N B line 

St Peter Parkin Sterett 

Sadtler AVarrea Donaldson 

Salisbury High S Canal 

Sarah Ann N Cove Chatsworth 

Saratoga W B line N Gay 

Sassafras Gvvinn's Falls Cross 

Scammel B line James 

Schroeder James Lanvale 

Scott Hoiliiis West 

Second South Centre Market 

Severn Gwinn's Falls Scott 

Shakspeare Bond Market 

Sharp Little Pleasant Middle Branch 

Short Jefferson Orleans 

Silver Canal Spring 

Small wood Gwinn's Falls W B line 

Smith Cove Pennsylvania Av 

South Baltimore Basin 

Spring City Dock N B line 



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Sterctt from M'Henry ^o,Cove 

Stevenson Clagett N W Branch 

Stiles E Falls Avenue S Canal 

Strieker James N Calhoun 

Stirling Mott E Eagle 

Stockholm James Leadenhall 

Steuart Patapsco R N W Branch 

Steuben W B Line N Gay 

Sullivan do James 

SuflFolk Heath Patapsco R 

Swan Centre Market W Falls Av 

LANE 

Smith Smith's w^harf Buchanan's wh 

ALLEYS 

St Peter Parkin Sterett 

Shields Chatsworth mktW Biddle 

Short Short Canal 

Slemmer Granby Wilks 

Smith S Gay S Frederick 

Somerset E John E Madison 

Stable E Pratt Water 

Strange M'Clellan N Charles 

Star . N B Line Fleet 

Sterett Sterett Scott 

Stockton Presstman Eagle 

Stoddart Gold W Biddle 

Strawberry N B Line Dock 

Sugar Hanover N W Branch 

T 

STREETS 

Temple E Baltimore Pitt 

Tenant W B Line Cove 

Thames Philpot N W Branch 

Thompson W B Line Cove 

Toone N W Branch E B Line 

Towson Patapsco R N W Branch 

Townsend W B Line E B Line 

Trinity Albemarle Exeter 
Truxton E Falls Avenue Forest 



15 



ALLEYS 
Tripolet from E Baltimore to Second 



Tyson 



liHi 



nion 
Upton 

Union 
Uhler 



Vine 
Valley 



Vincent 

Vulcan called ? xr qu 
New Church St 5 ^ ^'^^'P 

W 



N Howard Cathedral 
U 

STREETS 
PennsyPa Av Ross 
W Townsend Adams 

ALLEYS 
Canal 
Hanover 

V 

STREETS 
N Cove 
Harford Av 

ALLEYS 
Pressbury 



Strawberry APy 
S Charles 



Run Alley 
N B Line 

Sullivan 
Crooked Lane 



Waesche 

Wallace 

Wansbeck 

Walsh 

Warner 

Warren 

Warrington 

Water 

Washington 

Washington 

Washington 

Ways 

Webster 

Wells 

West 

Whetstone 

Wicomico 

William 

Wilks 



STREETS 
W Saratoga 
Patapsco R. 
James 
Moylan 
Middle Branch Columbia 



W Lexington 
N W Branch 
Mosher 
Biddle 



Light 
W B Line 
Light 

N W Branch 
Av W Pratt 



N W Branch 
James 
S Canal 
N B Line 
Gwinn's Falls 



Sq. EncPg Washington Monument 
Patapsco R N W Branch 
N VV Branch 
Middle Branch 
Scott 
Lawrence 
Gwinn's Falls 
West 



Patapsco R 
Lawrence 
N W Branch 
do 

Scott 
Basin 



E Mkt Sp WhfEB Line 



16 



Wills From Dock To N W Branck 


W^ilson 


Pennsy] Av. 


Grundy 


Winchester 


W B Line 


Cove 


Wine 


S Charles 


Light 


Winder 


Middle Branch 


Clagett 


Wolfe 


N B Luie 


Fell 


Wood 


South 


Bowly's wharf 


Wooster 


James 


Middle Branch 




ALLEYS 




Walnut 


Preston 


Preston 


W agon 


N Eutaw 


N Liberty 


Welcome 


Warner 


Light St Whf 


\ T iirnur 


Chatsworth MktGeorge 


Williamson 


Hanover 


Light 


Wine 


Light 


Wine 


Wood 


Adams 


George 


Woodyear 


N West 
Y 


Macdonough 




STREETS 




York 


S Charles 


Johnson 



York Avenue Monuments ForestN B Line 
Christopher alley S Charles Great Race 



WHARVES 

Belt's Between Ann Jl7id Fell 

Bowly's From E Pratt To South 

Buchanan's do Basin 

Burke's Between Market Jlnd Ann 
Canal St E &W From Wilk's To City Dock 
Chase's Between Thames Jlnd Bond 
City Around City Dock 
Cordery's Betw Wilk's And Thames 
Craig's & Barron's Thames Lancaster 
Custis's Lancaster Alice Anna 

Despeaux's Point Wills 
Donnell's Ann Fell 

Gibson's do do 

Jackson's Thames Bond 

Kerr's Bond Market 



17 



Lee street From Light To Johnson 

Light do W Pratt Lee 

Market do Lower End of Market Street 
Market Sp E 4- W E Pratt Basin 
Mezick's Betic^n Market ^ind Ann 
O'DonnePs From Pratt To Basin 

Patterson-s Block Point 
Pratt Street Light Franklin Lane 

Price's Between Ann tMnd Fell 

Do Fell Thames 

Ramsay's Betw'71 Thames And Bond 
Sheppard's Bond Market 
Spear's From E Pratt To Basin 
Smith's do do 

South Street Bowly's wharf M'Clure's Dock 
Tenant's Betio'n Market And Ann 
Union From Wilk's To Basia 

"SVaters's Betw'n Fell And Thames 

Will's Street, Lower end of Wills Street 



MARKETS 

Belle Air N Gay Orleans 

Chatsworth place Cove Pennsyl Av. 

Centre E Baltimore E Water 

Fell's Point Alice Anna Thames 
Fish Centre Market W Falls Av 

Hanover Inters, of Hanover & Camden sts 

Lexington N Green N Eutaw 

Riohmond placeW Biddle Richmond 



HOUSES OF WORSHIP 

Roman Cath Cathedral Mul'y & Cathedral Sts 

St Patrick's, Market 

St Mary's, Pennsylvania Avenue 

St John's, R C Saratoga and Park 
St Peter's, R C Do N Sharp 

St Paul's, Charles and Saratogo 

Christ, Baltimore and Front 



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Trinity, Trinity 
St Peter's, P. Epis. Sharp and Gernoan 
Associated Methodist > tvt t ^ 

Reform, or St John's, P^'^'^'^y 
Grace, William 
1st Presbyterian, Fayette and North 

2d Do Baltimore and Lloyd 

3d D6 N Eutavv 

AssMe Reformed Presb'nFayette 
1 st Baptist Sharp and Lombard 

2d Do Alice Anna 

3d Do Front and Pitt 

4th Do N.Calvert 
Methodist Episcopalian,Light Street 

Do Exeter 

Do Eutaw and Mulberry 

Do Caroline 

Do Wilks 

Do S Sharp 

Do Lombard 

Do Franklin 
German Lutheran N Gay 
English do, Lexington 
Evangelical Reformed, Sharp and Conway 
Ger'n Ref'd Calvanists, Second 
Friends, Pitt and Aisquith 

Do Lombard 
First Independent, N Charles and Franklin 
New Jerusalem, Baltimore and Exeter 

Dunkards' S Paca 

Covenanters' Pitt and Aisquith . ^^^^^^ 

Missionary, Harford Avenue 4M| 

African, Methodist, S Sharp s. 

Do Strawberry Alley 

Do E Saratoga 

Do East and Douglass 

Branch Tabernacle St Paul 



Plan of the Wards. 



Established by the City Ordinance, the \2th June, 1818. 

The first ward lo comprise all that part of the city- 
east of Market street, Fell's point, to the limits of the 
city. 

The second ward to comprise all that part of the 
city westward, from Market street aforesaid, to Har- 
ford street and the Baltimore and Harford turnpike 
road 

The third ward to comprise all that part of the city- 
westward from Harford street, and the Baltimore and 
Harford turnpike road aforesaid, to Granby and High 
streets, to the intersection of N. Gay and N. High 
streets continued, and the Baltimore and Harford 
turnpike road, to the intersection of Harford street. 

The fourth ward to comprise all that part of the 
city westward and northward from the limits last 
aforesaid, and Jones's falls to the north boundary line 
of the city, thence with said hne to the Baltimore and 
Harford turnpike road, and with said road to the in- 
tersection of Harford street aforesaid- 

The fifth ward to compiise all that part of the 
city from Jones s falls westwai-d to Gay street. 

The sixth ward to comprise all that part of the city 
westward from Gay street and Jones's falls to Calvert 
street. 

The seventh ward to comprise all that part of the 
city westward from Calvert street to Charles, as far 
south as Wine alley, thence with the meanders of 
said alley to Light street, and thence along Light 
street to the basin, and eastward to Calvert street. 

The eighth ward to comprise all that part of the 
city southwardly from the intersection of Charles 
street and Wine alley aforesaid, to Barre street; and 
eastward to Goodman street, thence with Goodman 
street to Ridgely's cove, with the meanders of the 
water, (including Whetstone point) to the head of 
the basin, along which to Pratt street thence up Light 
street north to Wine alley, and from Light to Charles 
street, by Wme alley, to the place of beginning. 

The ninth waid to comprise all that part of the 
city, westward of Goodman and Charles streets, con- 
nected with Barre street, to the intersection of Lex- 
ington street, along which to Vulcan avenue, down 



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said avenue to Fayette street, up Fayette to N. Sharp 
street down said street to Market street, up Market 
street to Sharp street, thence with said street to Tim- 
berneck lane, to Chesnut street, (Ridgely's addition) 
and with said street to Ridgely*s cove. 

The tenth ward to comprise all that part of the city 
westward from the limits aforesaid, of the ninth ward, 
and Charles street to Jones's fails, with said falls to the 
northern boundary line of the city, along said Falls 
turnpike road, and with said road to Bolton street, 
thence to Howard street, down Howard to Paca street 
(Ridgely's addition) thence to Ridgely's cove. 

The eleventh ward to comprise all that part of the 
city westwardly from the limits aforesaid, to the fol- 
lowing streets, viz. John street, from its intersection 
with Ridgely's cove, Eutaw, Pratt, Paca and Ross 
streets, to the northern limits of the city. 

The twelfth ward to comprise all that part of the 
city westwardly from the limits last aforesaid, to the 
northern and western limits of the city. 



Office of Discount and Deposit 

Discount days, Tuesday and Friday — Dividends, 1st 
January, and 1st July. William Patterson, president, 
John White, cashier. Directors, Robert Gilmor, Jolm 
McKim, jr James Hutton, Alexander Brown, Solo- 
mon Betts. Rob't A. Taylor R. H. Douglass, John S. 
Donnell, Samuel McDonald, R H Osgood, J as. Bar« 
roll, Talbot Jones — Capital optional. 

Bank of Maryland, 

Discount days, Wednesday and Saturday — J. B. Mor- 
ris, president, R Wilson, cashier. Directors^ D Wil. 
liamson, Evan Poultney , Abraham Worthington, Jas. 
Cheston, John Gibson, Stewart Brown, John McTav- 
ish, Richard Dorsey, Evan T. Ellicott, Benjamin D. 
Higdon, James Carey, R. D- Burns — Capital, 300,000 
Dollars. 

Bank of Baltimore, 

Discount days, Tuesday and Friday — Dividends, 1st 
Monday in June and December — Wm. Lorman, pre- 
sident, James Cox, cashier. Directors, Alexander 
Macdonald, Thomas Tenant, Robert Smith, Alexan- 
der Fridge Hugh Birckhea«l, James Wilson, John T. 
Barr, Edward Crow, Leonard Jarvis, Josiah Bayly, 
Dr John Archer. George Macubbin, Jas. Ferguson, 
(Hagerstown,) Lewis Neth. On the part of the state, 
John S. Skinner and William Dickinson. — Capital, 
1,200,000 Dollars. 

Union Bank of Maryland. 
Discount days, Monday and Thursday — Dividends 
1st January and July. Thomas Ellicott . president, 
Jonathan Pinkney, jr. cashier. Directors, Solomon 
Etting, Luke Tiernan, Isaac Tyson, James Campbell, 
Thoraa% C Jenkins, David Winchester, John Part- 
ridge, Peter Hoffman, R B. Taney, Andrew* Aldridge, 
Joseph King, jr. Thomas Hillen, F Henderson, Thos. 
Davis, Thomas Lea, L- Birkhead. On the part of the 
state, C. C Egerton and Hugh McElderry — Capital, 
3,000,000 Dollars. 

Mechanics^ Bank of Baltimore. 

Discount day, Wednesday and Saturday-Dividends, 
1st of June and December- George Brown, presi- 
dent, Wm. H. Murray, cashier. Directors, Philip E. 
Thomas, George Warner, Fielding Lucas, jr. Philip 
Littig, William Norris, Felix Jenkins, John Clark, 
Samuel Ellicott, William Krebs, Thomas Harrison, 
John Ferguson, Edward Jenkins. On the part of the 
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REGICTER. 



state, William Steuart, Henry B. Griffith Capital, 

1,000,000 Dollars. 

Franklin Bank. 

Discount day, Monday — Dividends, 15th April and 
15th Oct. — Philip Moore, president, James h. Haw- 
kins, cashier. Directors^ Joseph Jamison, R. H. Jones, 
Daniel Conn, Jacob Rogers, Thomas Kelso, William 
McConkey, Jacob Miller, Philip Uhler, George Har- 
ryman, William Price, James Smith, Richard McGaw, 
William P. Mills, John Martin, James Corner and Mi- 
cajah Merryman..— Capital, 600,000 Dollars. 

Commercial and Farmers'^ Bank, 

Discount days, Tuesday and Friday — Dividends, 
May and November. William W. Taylor, president, 
George T. Dunbar, cashier. Directors, Chas. Bohn, 
John Reese, J. Armstrong, jr. D. Hoffman, Jacob Al- 
bert, Eli Clagett, Thomas Harwood, John Power, 
Samuel J. Donaldson, Archibald George, Daniel Rie- 
man, Hugh Kennedy, Moses Worman, Talbot Jones. 
On the part of of the state, George Riston, Richard 
Estep.-Capital, 1,000,000 Dollars. 

Farmers* and Merchants^ Bank, 

Discount days, Monday and Thursday — Dividends, 
8th April and October. Nicholas Brice, president, 
John Duer, cashier. Dii^ectors, Joseph Todhunter, 
Abraham J. Lewis, William Wilkins, Geo. F. War- 
field, Peter Levering, Justus Hoppe^ Samuel McKim, 
N. Snowden, N. Brice, Thomas Edmondson and Basil 
Gordon— Capital, 500,000 Dollars. 

Marine Bank, 

Discount day, Thursday — Dividends, 5th April and 
October. Hezekiah Waters; president, Jacob Bier, 
cashier. Directors, Matthew Bennet, Thorndick Chase, 
Baptist Mezick, Frederick Shaffer, Joel Vickers, W. 
A. Tucker, B. Randall, Jt Cunyngham, John Beale 
Howard, Henry Wilkins, Charles Feinour, E. N. Al- 
len and Andrew Meyer. -^.Capital, 600,000 Dollars. 

Savings Institution, 
Discount days, Monday and Thursday. William H. 
Freeman, president, S. Honeywell, treasurer. Direc- 
tors, G. G Presbury, F Lucas, jr. Joseph Stapleton, 
Job Smiih, jr. A. E. Warner, Henry Pike, A Clap, 
Joshua Kutchins, Henry Myers, S. C. Leakin, Ephraim 
Barker, John Patterson, James Beachem and W. 
C. Spindier. 

Savings Bank. 
Joseph Gushing, president, Thomas Phenix, secre- 
tary. Directors, Moses Sheppard, Samuel J Donald- 
son, William Steuart Roswell L. Colt, William Krebs, 
Evan T. Ellicott, John Ogden, Wm. W. Taylor, Ed- 



REGISTER. 



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ward Crow, Nicholas Popplein, John Berry, George 
Decker, Jacob Albert, Archibald Sterling, Samuel 
Etting, Francis J. Dallam, Hugh McEldery, William 
Carman, Alexander Fridge. George Brown, Basil S. 
Elder, Benj. C. Howard, William Meeteer, WilHam 
Hubbard. 

Evan Poidtne'lfs Bank ^ 162 Baltimore st. 

Open every day, from 9 A. M. till 3 P. M., except 
Sunday, Christmas day, and 4th of July. Discount 
days, Mondays and Thursdays. 

Thomas Poultxet, Jr. Cashier. 

Steam-Boats, Packets, &: Stages. 

Steam-Boats. 

For Philadelphia, depart from Rowley's wharf daily, 
at 5 o'clock in the eveniag, and during the summer 
months at 5 in the morning; an elegant new boat, the 
Independence is now added to the line (the Union) 
this season. See advertisement. 

Citizens* Canal LinCy leaves the intersection of Pratt 
and Light streets, daily (Sunday excepted) at six 
o'clock in the morning for Philadelphia, crossing the 
peninsula on a good road along the line of the Chesa- 
peake and Delaware Canal. The line leaves Arch st, 
wharf in Philadelphia, (daily ) at 6^ o'clock in the 
morning for Baltimore. Office in Baltimore, No 3 
Light St. wharf; in Philadelphia, on Perot's wliarf. See 
advertisement 

For J^orfolk and Richmond, leave Rowley's wharf on 
Sunday and Wednesday at 3 o'clock, P. M. and arrive 
on Tuesd'iy and Friday mornings. The new boat Co- 
lumbus, for freight and passengers, is now in the line. 
See advertisement. 

For .Annapolis, Chestertoivn and Cenireville, the Ma- 
ryland Steam Boat departs from Maryland wharf, 
lower end of Frederick street dock, every Sunday 
morning at 9 o'cjock, to Annapolis. For Chestertown 
and Centreville, leaves Baltimore on Monday, returns 
same day Tuesdays, Annapolis Cambridge and Eas- 
ton, returns next day at 7 o'clock. 

For Fredericksburg' and other places on theRappahan" 
noc river, the Steam Boat Patuxent, leaves the Mary- 
land wharf every Wednesday morning at 7 o'clock, 
and returns on Sunday. 

For Alexamdria, Washington and Georgetoivn, the 
steam packet Fredericksburg, will leave Commerce 
St. wharf, on the afternoon of every Saturday, at 5 



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o'clock precisely in summer, and at 4 o'clock in win* 
ter. Returning, she will leave Washington every 
Wednesday morning, at 5 o'clock, and Alexandria at 
7 o'clock. Both going and returning she will receive 
and land passengers and goods at all convenient pla- 
ces on the Potomac. See advertisement 

CBAS. WORTHINGTGN, Agent, 
For Alexandria, Washington a?Ld Georg-etown, the 
new Boat Steamer Columbia, will leave the lower end 
of Patterson-st. wharf, on Saturday of each week, at 5 
P. M. for Alexandria, Washington and Georgetown. 
Returning she will leave Washington on Wednesday 
mornings, at 5 o'clock; touching at all convenient pla^ 
ces on the Potomac river 

K ROSS, Agent of Baltimore and 
Potomac Steam Packet Co, Spear*s -wharf. 

Packets, 

The Union line for Philadelphia, via Frenchtown 
and Newcastle, leaves Bowly's wharf, almost daily, 
WiUiam McDonald & Son, agents. See advertisement. 

Philadelphia line by sea. No. 61, Smith's wharf, M. 
Balderston, agent. Leave Wednesdays. 

The N. York regular line, leaves Frederick street 
dock every Sunday morning, and oftener when neces- 
sary, Isaiah Mankin, agent, Smith's wharf. 

Despatch line for New- York, every week, from 
Bowly's wharf; W. Rhoads, agent. 

The ofBce of the Richmond line of packets, is kept 
at Gl, Smith's wharf. The line starts every Sunday, M. 
Balderston, agent. 

The Boston Union and Despatch line, Clark & Kel- 
logg, agents, start from Bowly's wharf every Saturday. 

For Charleston, brig Ida, schr Mentor, and schr. A- 
higail, Clark and Kellogg, agents, Bowly's wharf. 

For Norfolk, from 99, Bowly's wharf, every Sunday 
James Ferguson, agent. 

For Fredericksburg, from 95, Bowly's wharf, every 
Sunday; Ashton Moale, agent. 

For Rockhall, E. S. from opposite Wilmer & Pal- 
mer's. Bowly's wharf, Monday, Wednesday, and Fri- 
day, 9 o'clock, a. m. arrives Tuesday, Thursday, and 
Saturday. 

Centreville and Queenstown, from same place eve- 
ry Saturday, 9 o'clock, a. m. 

Annapolis packets at Commerce street wearf. 

Cambridge packet, E. S. Saturday, James Hooper 
& Son, agents. 

Salisbury Packet, E. S. James Hooper & Son, agents. 

Vienna Packet, Light-st. wharf, Jas. Hooper & Son. 
Stages. 

STOCKTON & STOKES'S OFFICE, City Hotel, N. 
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parts eve^T ^^y at 3 o'clock, p. m. during* the winter 
Season, or suspension of Steara-Boats. — The Mail for 
Wasliington City, and four accommodation lines, de- 
part every morning at 4, 8 and 9 o'clock— The Mail 
forWheeiing-, via Frederick.town, Hagers-town, Cum- 
berland &c. departs every morning at 3 o'clock, a. m, 
goine: through tile fourth day to breakfast — The Mail 
for Winchester, Va. by way of Harper's Ferry, de- 
parts on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 3 o'clock 
A. M. — The Mail for Shepherdstown, Maitingsburgh 
&c. departs on Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, at 3 
o'clock A. Ttf. — The Mail to Pittsburgh, by way of Get- 
tysburgh, Chambersburgh, Bedford, &c. departs on 
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 3 oclock, a. m — 
The Mail for Emmittsburg; departs on Tuesday and 
Thursday, from May until November at 3 o'clock a. m. 
Th eMail for CarUsle, departs every Tuesday from 
May until November, at 3 o'clock a. m. — The Mail via 
York, to Harrisburgh and Lancaster, Pa departs on 
Sunday evening at half past 2 o'clock, and on eve- 
ry other day in the week, except Monday, at 2 
o'clock, A. M. 

THOMPSON'S STAGES.— The New Citizen's line, 
to Washington, daily, at 8 o'clock, a. m. trom the In- 
dian Queen. 

Annapohs stage? daily during the session of the 
legislature; after the session, on Monday, W^ednes- 
day and Friday, from the Indian Queen Hotel. 

NEW LINE OF STAGES from Baltimore to Phila- 
delphia, via Port Deposit Bridge and New London 
X Roads, is now running and leaves SLEEPER'S 
WASHINGTON HOTEL, GAY-STREET, Baltimore, 
every Monday, Wednefiday and Friday at 5 v'clock, 
A. M. passing by Belle-Air, Port Deposit Bridge, 
Brick Meeting House, New London X Roads, Ken- 
nett Square, Chad's Ford, Concord Meeting House, 
Log Town, Wrangletown, Black Horse, Providence 
Meeting House, Gibson's Tavern, and Darby. 

PHILADELPHIA, WEST-CHESTER AND BAL- 
TIM@RE STAGES, starts from H. Habberset's Cross 
Keys Tavern, every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 
at 5 o'clock, A- M and returns every intermediate 
day, at 6 P. M. Fare to Ring's Tavern, 87^ cents, and 
$4 50 through Dr. David King, agent for the com- 
pany, Baltimore. See adveriisemenU 

Ba\t\move &l 0\\\o Ra\\ Road 

OFFICE, Calvert street^ opposite City Hotel, P. 
Thomas, President. 



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Ba\UmoYe Susquehanna RaW 

ROAD OFFICE, S. W. corner of North and Saratoga- 
sts. George Winchester, President. 

Canlov\ Company's Office, 

No. 22 South-street. 

Masonic. 

Stated JS/tghis of Meeting of Lodges in Baltimore, 
Grand Lodge 3d Monday in May and 2d Monday in 
November. 

Cassia No. 45, 1st and 3d Monday in each month. 
Amicable No 25, 2d and 4th Monday. 
Washington No. 3, 1st and 3d Tuesday. 
Warren No. 51, 2d and 4th Tuesday 
King David's No. 68, 1st and 3d Tuesday. 
Concordia Chapter No. 1, 2d Tuesday. 
Jerusalem Chapter No. 9, 2d Wednesday. 
Winder No. 77, 2d and 4th Wednesday. 
St. Johns No. 34, 1st and 3d Wednesday, 
Wirgman No. 72, 2d and 4th Thursday. 
Chapter No. 2, 2d Thursday. 
Phoenix No. 56, 1st and 3d Thursday. 
Wirgman Chapter No. 13, 3d Thursday. 
Union No. 60, 2d and 4th Friday. 
Concordia No. 13, 1st and 3d Friday. 
Phoenix Chapter No. 7, 4th Friday. 
MASONIC HALL, St. Paul's stbeet, corkeb oy 
Court Hovse Lane. 

Commercia\ Ke^vs Koom. 

Mr. Neilson's Commercial News and Reading Room, 
in the Exchange, is open for subscribers and respecta- 
ble strangers introduced by subscribers on?2/,every day, 
from 6 o'clock in the morning, till 6 o'clock at night. 

Foreign Consuls In BaUimore. 

H. G. Jacobsen, 5, Commerce street, Danish consul. 

John Crawford, British consul, (Robert Dawson, 47 
south Gay street, acting consul during Mr. Crawford's 
ahsence;) city hotel. 

Chevalier de Bernabue, Spjinish consul, St. Paul's 
street, -near St. Paul's church. 

Christian Mayer, consul general of the king of Wur- 
temberg; at Neptume Insurance office, Exchange. 

Edward J. Coale, Brazilian vice-consul, opposite the 
post office and city hotel* 

Shephen Lawson, Swedish consul, No. 2, Frederick 
street dock. 



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Mariano Cubi y Soler, consul of his Holiness the 
Pope, and for the kingdom of the two Siciliesj Sarato- 
ga near St. Paul's street. 
J P. Kraft, 56, S. Frederick street, Prussian consul, 
J. J. HoogevverfF, consul of the Netherlands, corner 
of Commerce and Water streets. 

Charles Tiernan, Mexican cousul, 20 S. Charles st. 
R. W. Gill, vice consul for Columbia, Courthouse lane, 
R. Henry, No. 40, S. Gay street; French consul. 
C. A. Heineken, S. Charles street, Bremen consul- 
Frederick C. Graf, Gay st., consul for Hamburg 
E. Valdor, Primrose alley, near Charles street Sar- 
dinian consul. 

Custom Rouse^ 

Corner of South Gay and Water streets, 

Jas. H. McCuUoh, collector, Dr. J, H McCulioh, de* 
puty collector, James Mosher, naval officer, Dabny S. 
Carr, surveyor and inspector of the revenue; Mar- 
tin Eichelberger, weigh master; Isaac Lightner, gua- 
ger; James Martin, measurer; William Dickinson and 
Lyde Goodwin, appraisers; and Joseph R. Snyder, 
storekeeper; office No. 51, S. Gay street. 

Kotanes PubVic. 

John Gill, Water street, opposite the custom house. 

Samuel Farnandis, South east corner of Gay and Wa- 
ter streets. 

Lyde Goodwin, No. 3, Hanover street. 

James B. Latimer, S. W. corner of St Paul and Fay- 
ette sts. 

Manufactunug Esta\)V\s\\ments. 

Union Manufacturing Company, No. 9, S. Charles 
street; Robert Miller, jr. president. 

Warren Factory, Lorman's Row, Hanover-street; 
James A Buchanan, agent. 

Fatapsco Factory, 205 Bait. -street; Tiffany, Wyman 
& Co. agents. 

Washington Factory, 205 Balt.-st.T W. & Co. Ag*ts. 

Pimlico Factory, 205 Bait st. T. W- St co. agents. 

Triadelphia Factory, 205 Bait st. T. W. & Co. Ag'tf. 

Eagle Factory, 205 Baltimore-street; T. W. & Co. 

Powhatan Company — Ware-house No. 190 Market, 
street; Samuel Harden, president. 

Maryland Factory, 3 Hanover-st, L. Goodwin, agent. 

Lanvale Factory, H. & W. Evan?, & Oo. No. 4, 
Scbr(Bder row, south Gharles-street. 



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Savage Factory, George Williams, Bowly's wharf, 
Thistle Factory, No 2 Lorman';* Row, Hanover- 
street; William & George Morris, & Co proprietors. 
Ivy Factory, 229^ Bait .street; Jones & Woodward, 

agents. 

Baltimore City Cotton Factory, French St.; Charles 
Crook, jr. 

Caledonia Factory, No. 5 Hanover st.; William 
Wardrop, agent 

Franklin Woollen Factory, S. Eutaw St.; Isaac Ban- 
nister. 

Maryland Chemical WorksjS side of the Basin, ware 
house 69 South-st David T. McKim, president. 

PhcEnix Shot Factory, corner Front and Pitt-streets, 
O. T. ; J. H Barney, president. 
Valona Copper works; Isaac M'Kiro, S. Gay street. 
Gunpowder (Copper works; warth(3use corner Pratt 
and Frederick streets; John M'Kim & Sons. 

Avalon Copper Company, No 1 Elhcott-street; E. 
T. Ellicott, agent. 

Jo])pa Rolling Mill Office, corner of Pratt and Com- 
merce-streets. 

JEtna Gunpowder Factory — Office corner of Pratt 
and South-streets; John K Rowe, president. 

Baltimore Cunpowder Factory, office N. Frederick 
street; J J. Jamison c 

Beatty's Gunpowder Factory, Pratt near Charles st; 
warehouse No 7 Pratt street. 

Carpet Factory. John Wilson, proprietor, Park-st. 
Patent Floor Cloth Factory, E. Dennison, Conain 
& Co proprieors; High near Water street 

Extensive Sheet and Bar Iron, Hoops, and Nails, 
establishment and Patuxent Forge and Furnace, No. 3 
IJght-sreet and Ellicott-street; E. H. & P. Ellicott, 
proprietors 

Glass Cutting Factory, Lovely Lane. 
Baltimore Fhnt Glass Manufactory, \rest end of 
Lancaster street. 

Baltimore Chemical Manufacturing Company — 
Isaac Tyson, President; office No. 2 Ellicott-street, 
1 door from Pratt street 

Boiler and Sheet Iron Ware-^ouse, for Rolling Mills 
at EUlcott's 10 mile Mills; No. 8 Light-st. and on Elli- 
cott-st E. T Ellicott & Co. proprietors. 

Shot Tower Company of Baltimore, north Gay- 
street; John Franciscus, president. 

Insurance Offices. 

Maryland Insurance Company — office Exchitnge 
Buildings, J. Smith Holhns, President. 



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Baltimore Insiiaranse Company — office Exchange Build- 
ings, David Winchester, President. 

Chesapeake Insurance Company — office Exchange Build- 
ings, A. J. Schwartz, President. 

J^eptune Insurance Company — officeExchange Buildings, 
Christian Mayer, President. 

Baltimore Eq2iit able Society, for insuring houses from loss 
by fire, No. 18, Baltimore street, Joseph Townsend, Se- 
cretary and Treasurer. 

Baltimore Fire Insurance Company — No. 12, South st-, 
pavjd Williamson, President. 

Firemen^s Insurance Company — No. 25, Second St. op- 
posite the Exchange. See advertisement. 

OFFICERS OF THE 

Corporation of theCity of Baltimore. 

JACOB SMALL, Mayor. 
EM'L KENT, Register. 

Members of the First Branch of the City Council. 

James W. Mitchell, 7 i ^ wr ^ 

John Mallory, j 

William Hubbard, 7 o j i 

Thomas Curtain, S 

Hugh McElderry, 7 wr j 

Charles DiffenderfTer, $ 

Smb^eft^Thom^^^ ] 

William Meet&er, 7 r , T»r . 

Benjamin C Ross, $ 

Jacob J. Cohen, 1 a.i. Ttr ^ 

John B. Morris, 5 

Joseph K Stapleton, 7 - , • 

John J. Donaldson 5 ^^^^"^^ 

Samuel Moore, 7 o t ^ 

Daniel Schwarzauer, \ 

No all Ridgely, l ^ , ^ , 

Alexander Russell 5 

Robert Neilson, 7 , tt- , 

Dennis McHenrv, jun. 5 ^"^^ 

Thomas T, Meredith, 7 i . r r.^ ^ 

McClintock Young, 5 ^^^^ 

George Keyser, 7 io.a rrr . 

Joseph Branson, 5 ^^^^ 

Thomas Phenix, Chief Clerk. 

H. D. Evans, Assistant Clerk. 

Members of the Second Branch of the City Council. 
William Inloes, Ut Ward. 

Philip Moore; 

William Reany, 3d do. 

Thomas Kelso, 4fh 



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Fielding Lucas, jun. 


1th 


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William J. Wright, 


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do. 


Joseph W, Patterson, 


9th 


do. 


John Reese, 


lOth 


do. 


Henry Stoiiffer, 


iith 


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Samuel McClelian, 


12th 


do. 



T. H. Belt, Clerk, 
Solomon Etting, Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio 
Hugh McEldeiTy,J Rail Road, for the City of Baltimore, 
John Scott, Attorney and Counsellor for the City. 
Francis J. Dallam City Collector. 
Samuel Myers, City Messenger, 
John N. Murphy,^ 

John Dukehait, >r;ity Commissioners. 
James Curley, j 

John H. Dorsey, Clerk, 
Peter Foy, 

Jacob Deems, Commissioners of Healtk. 

Thomas S. Sheppard, j 

David Harris, Secretary. 
Horatio G. Jameson, Consulti'ag Physician. 
Samuel B. Martin, Health Officer. 
Thomas Sprigg, Harbor Master — Western. 
Peter Davis, do. do. Eastern. 

Philemon Towson, Inspector of Butter and I^ard. 
John Hanna, do, of Flaxseed 

Elijah P. Barrows, do. of Beef and Pork. 
Philip Staylor, Deputy do. of do. do. 
John Lamb, Inspector of weights & liquid merchandise. 
William Baner, do long and dry measures. 
Robert Aitken, do. pot and pearl ashes. 
Daniel Hotiston» do. turpentine. 
Thomas Mabury, ? ^ j. j. charcoal. 
David Trumbo, 5 
Patrick Cooney, 

William Espey, Cdo» of staves and heading, Eastern. 
Henry Costello, 3 

Robert Smiley, ^ do of do. do. Western. 

Richard Green, > 

Leroy, Atkinson, assayer of silver plate. 

Richard DiffenderfFer, weigher of hay & straw. Eastern. 

Joseph Hook, jun. do. do. do. Western. 

Owen McManus, keeper of fish houses. 

WiUiam Whipple, do of Calvert street spring. 

Thomas Griffin, do. of Charles do do. 

William Grover, do. of Eastern do. do, 

Nicholas White, do of gun powder. 

Andrew Simpson, do of public walk. 

Jolin Lauderman, superintendant of streets and pumps. 

James Horton, do do do 



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William Collins, 

Geo- Millemon 

G. H. Sumwalt 

William Houlton, 

John W. Has well, 

John Ensor, 

Joshua Mummey, 

Jacob Kerr, 

Daniel McJilton, 

William K. Boyle, 
George S. Eichelberger, 
John Beard, 
Reuben Sewell, 
Charles Brown, 
William Ball, jun. 
John 1) Miller, 
John Bryson, 
Peter Gait, 
Thomas Bailey, 
Anthony W^hiteley, ^ 
James Millichop, 
Henry W. ^ray, 
James B. Bosiey, 
WiUiam A. Schaeffei, 
Jacob Walsh, 
Richard Middleton, 
Thomas H. Belt, 
Charles Kernan, 
David B. Ferguson, J 
Georg-e Wagner, 
Charles Boston, 
John Keller, 
John Rothrock, 
Charles Lebon, 
Edward Grimes, 
Robeit Craggs, 
Samuel A.lien, ^ 
Ezekiel Burke, 
William P Miller, i 
Absalom Hancock, f 
Peter Harr, J 
A. I. W. Jackson, ') 
Benjamin Macher, > 

Theophilus Bang, 

William Williamson, 

Gill Robinson, 

William A. Swift, 

Richard C Waite, 

Francis Murray, 

Thomas Appleby, 

Benjamin Start, 

Robert Fairchild, 



superintendant of streets and pumps. 
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I Superintendents of Chimney 
f sweepers. 



Clerk of Centre Market, 
Asssistant do. do. 
Clerk of FelFs Point do. 
do. of Hanover do. 
do. of Lexington do. 
Assistant do. do. 
Clerk of Bell Air do. 



Justices of Night Watch. 



Justices of the Peace to trans- 
act citv business. 



I Captain of night watch, Eastern. 



do. 

do. 

Lieutenants 

do. 
do. 



do. 
do. 



Middle. 
Western 



of night watch, East- 
ern. 

do. Middle, 
do. Western. 



City 


Bailiff, 


1st Ward. 


do. 


do. 


1st 


do. 


do. 


do. 


2d 


do. 


do. 


do 


2d 


do. 


do. 


do. 


3d 


do. 


do. 


do. 


3d 


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do. 


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do. 


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4th 


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Asa Crocker, 
Edward Talbot, 
William Edgar, 
Samuel F Millison, 
Simeon Hays, 
George Ferguson, 
Stephen Darden, 
R-bert Gott, 
John Wimmell, 
James May, 
Joshua Downs, 
Elijah Bailey, 
\^ i;iiam Jordon, 
Samuel R. Hiser, 
John Roberts, 



do. 


do. 


5th 


do. 




do. 


do. 


6th 


do. 




do. 


do. 


6th 


do. 




do. 


do. 


7th 


do. 




do. 


do. 


7th 


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do. 


do. 


8th 


do. 


do. 


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8th 


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11th 


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'William Inloes, 
Daniel James, 
Joshua Turner, 
Daniel Brand, 
Bob't Armstrong, 
Felix Jenkins, 



Reviewers of Flour* 

Robert Hickley, ) 

Samuel Stump; \ 

Peter Snyder, 7 „ , 

JohnB Struthoff, j-^akers. 

Solomon Betts, ) .^.„ 

Rossitter Scott, \ 

Ward Jlanagers of the Poor. 



1st Ward. 



2d 
3d 
4th 
5th 
6th 



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do 
do 
do. 
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George Maris, 7th 
Peter Gold, 31;. 
Ri Jiard Bevan, 9th 
Thos Mummey, 10' h 
Thos, Win wood, 11 th 



John T. Keppler,12th 
Trustees of the. Poor. 



do 
do 
do, 
do^ 



George Warner, John Lee, 

Dr. I'homas E Bond, Archibald Stirling. 
Jissessors for the additional assessment for the ye 

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David Herring, James Tracy. 

Charles Farquaharson, I 

Commission of Pegisfry^ 



R. T. Millholland, 1st ward. 

, Joseph Zane, 1st do. 

James Ramsay, 2d do. 

William Rusk. 2d do 

Thomas Phenix, 3d do. 

John Yates, 3d do. 

Philip P. Eckle, 4th do. 

Nicholas S Jones, 4th do 

Wm A. Schaffer, 5th do. 

Wm H. Cole 5th do. 

AndV E. Warner,6th do. 

Wm. P. MliUs, 6tfe do. 



James B Lattimer,7th v 
Michael Jenkins, 7th 

James Neale, 8th u 

Peter Gold, 8th d 

Edward Spedden, 9th d 

Philip Uhler, 9th d 

Henry Mantz, 10th do 

Thos' Watkins, 10th do^ 

Stephen Waters, 11th do 

Owen Morris, 11th do. 

M. Warner, jun. 12th do, 

DajQiel Kraber, 12th do. 



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